Northern Ireland homebuilder ends decade of BGF interest following family buyback deal..'we're grateful'

Landmark deal marks BGF's first Northern Ireland investment and paves the way for continued regional growth and firm 'remains a family-run enterprise for the future'

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Claire Cartmill Business Reporter As GCSE pupils across Northern Ireland take their next steps - into education, training or work - it highlights the vital role local businesses play in driving economic growth, creating jobs and supporting inclusive community development. And this week has been a great example of that! Meanwhile in Love Your Local, we're shining a spotlight on Eileen Russell, founder and clinical lead of WayMaker Child Therapy CIC in Ballymena. Eileen is championing play therapy as a vital response to the growing mental health crisis - blending neuroscience, storytelling, and deep compassion to ensure every child is truly heard. Do you have a business milestone, new appointment, or local success story to share? Or do you know a brilliant small business we should feature in Love Your Local? As always I'd love to hear from you -  at claire.cartmill@jpress.co.uk or use our business@newsletter.co.uk  Claire     NI homebuilder ends decade of BGF interest following family buyback deal..'we're grateful'           Business news           NI training provider marks 20 years with landmark acquisition and new Lurgan leadership           World's largest workspace network to expand NI presence with four new sites           500 executive officer roles now open across the NI Civil Service...apply now!           Pictures: Meet the 60 NI students setting off for life-changing year in America with Study USA           NI medical technology manufacturer secures major £6m investment to drive global expansion           Retiring owner of Co Down engineering firm hands business to employees                 Love Your Local               More than just child's play: See how a Ballymena woman is rewriting the rules of therapy in NI...one little bear at a time     ​​Sweet success with Amazon inspires NI couple on a journey to healthy growth                 Community business                     48 years on, sisters engrave a new chapter in NI family trophy business - founded by their grandfather after surviving a life-changing Ulster Grand Prix crash in 1975             Plans unveiled for new NI coffee bean roasting facility, café and tasting area     Pictures: Hundreds flock to get glimpse of NI's very first B&M Home superstore and garden centre                   View more news

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