Last year was an important year for the Digital Hub Development Agency.  After several years of speculation on its future after the then-Government announced plans to dissolve the operator of the important hub in the Liberties in 2021, it was announced last year that the agency would continue in a new guise.  The agency published a new three-year Strategic Plan to, as its chair put it in the agency’s newly released annual report, “guide the DHDA’s onward journey as it enters a transformative period over the coming years”.  Working closely with the Department of Culture, the Land Development Agency (LDA)…

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