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02/09/2016
First Minister Opens New Belfast Telegraph Offices
The new premises of Belfast Telegraph publishers Independent News & Media (INM) has been officially opened by First Minister Arlene Foster.
Located in Clarendon Dock, the new purpose built centre fully integrates the print and digital news operations of the Belfast Telegraph, Sunday Life, belfasttelegraph.co.uk and the northern edition of the Sunday World. The 150 strong staff also includes INM's magazine division comprising Ulster Business, Northern Woman, Ulster Grocer and Hospitality Review NI.
Minister Foster said: "I am proud to be able to help celebrate this momentous occasion marking 146 years ago to the day since the first 'Tele' was sold from news stands on the streets of Belfast.
"Independent News & Media Ltd is now at the beginning of an exciting new chapter. While the move from the iconic Royal Avenue building is of course tinged with sadness, there can be no doubt that following significant investment, this new integrated print and digital base puts the company at the forefront of innovation when it comes to the delivery of news.
"With the print and digital news operations of Belfast Telegraph, Sunday Life, belfasttelegraph.co.uk and Sunday World's Northern Ireland edition under one roof - along with the Group's magazine division, this is a fantastic centre of excellence and a place where many young aspiring journalists will want to work.
"I wish INM Ltd every success in their new premises and have no doubt that they will continue to be on the cutting edge of journalism for many years to come."
(MH/CD)
Located in Clarendon Dock, the new purpose built centre fully integrates the print and digital news operations of the Belfast Telegraph, Sunday Life, belfasttelegraph.co.uk and the northern edition of the Sunday World. The 150 strong staff also includes INM's magazine division comprising Ulster Business, Northern Woman, Ulster Grocer and Hospitality Review NI.
Minister Foster said: "I am proud to be able to help celebrate this momentous occasion marking 146 years ago to the day since the first 'Tele' was sold from news stands on the streets of Belfast.
"Independent News & Media Ltd is now at the beginning of an exciting new chapter. While the move from the iconic Royal Avenue building is of course tinged with sadness, there can be no doubt that following significant investment, this new integrated print and digital base puts the company at the forefront of innovation when it comes to the delivery of news.
"With the print and digital news operations of Belfast Telegraph, Sunday Life, belfasttelegraph.co.uk and Sunday World's Northern Ireland edition under one roof - along with the Group's magazine division, this is a fantastic centre of excellence and a place where many young aspiring journalists will want to work.
"I wish INM Ltd every success in their new premises and have no doubt that they will continue to be on the cutting edge of journalism for many years to come."
(MH/CD)
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