Celebrating Summer with Liverpool BID Company
Enjoy a Summer of celebration with a number of FREE events across the city, managed and supported by Liverpool BID Company.
July 3, 2025
Former Premier League footballer to be honoured by home university
Clarke Carlisle, Sylvia Simmonds and Professor Carl Lygo are receiving honorary awards from the University of Central Lancashire.
Ward Hadaway appoints Richard Bradbury as Real Estate Partner
Manchester law firm Ward Hadaway has strengthened its Real Estate team with the appointment of Richard Bradbury as Partner.
Fazenda introduces their Indulgent Churrasco
Fazenda is introducing a new way for guests to savour their renowned tableside service with the launch of their Indulgent Churrasco.
Bidding opens for Public Sector North West Contractor Framework
Acting on behalf of their Contracting Authority, Wirral Council, Procure Partnerships Framework has announced the launch of its third-generation North West Contractor Framework.
NUGENT ANNOUNCED AS HEADLINE SPONSOR FOR THE CITY OF MANCHESTER BUSINESS AWARDS 2025
Downtown in Business is delighted to announce Nugent as the headline sponsor for the prestigious City of Manchester Business Awards (COMBA) 2025.
IT’S BACK – THE CHANGE MAKERS LIVE CONFERENCE 2025
The Downtown in Business annual Change Makers Live Conference will take place on Thursday 2nd October, at Everton Football Clubs new ground, the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
A night to remember: Chester’s hospitality stars shine bright
In this week’s blog Steven Hesketh reflects upon the Chester Hospitality People Awards.
LIVERCOOL AWARDS 2025 – NOMINEES REVEALED ON MONDAY
The 23rd annual ‘Livercool’ awards gala dinner will take place at the superb Crowne Plaza Hotel on the evening of Thursday 20th November – and the nominations for the awards that celebrate the achievements of outstanding individuals from across the city and the wider city-region will be revealed next week.
Welfare Spending in the UK: Time for a Serious Rethink
Rebels without a cause? Frank McKenna suggests that Labour MPs who scuppered the government’s plans to reform welfare need to think again.