This week Downtown in Business unveiled its Manifesto for economic Recovery. In his latest blog, Frank McKenna explains why the government needs to think big and be bold if we are to avoid a return to the Eighties – with a nod in the direction (and an apology) to the late, great David Bowie.
Could Lancashire be about to make its voice heard alongside Manchester and Liverpool? An elected mayor for the county has come a step closer but it would mean big changes in the complex council structure. Jim examines these issues and speculates on who might get the job.
A new board designed to support and stimulate economic growth across all sectors in the Liverpool City Region has been established.
Downtown in Business gathered some of Birmingham leading business personalities from the property sector.
Lee Parker from Access2Funding tells us his favourite book, his favourite sports team and the best business moment of his life in ‘Who Are Yer?’
Expert advice on how businesses can address the environmental impact of COVID-19 will be provided at the latest North West Business Leaders Forum events hosted by accountants and business advisors Beever and Struthers.
Ex-Marine Andy Grant has been in the Downtown Den and sharing his amazing story with DIB boss Frank McKenna.
