Downtown in Business was delighted to kick off Housing 2025 with two standout events in Manchester, bringing together leaders and innovators from across the housing, property, and regeneration sectors.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Pre-Conference Dinner and Parliamentary Reception, two impactful events that brought the Liverpool City Region to the heart of Westminster and helped build momentum for even stronger collaboration and progress
New dishes, family-friendly options, and all-day breakfasts turn up the heat on Wolstenholme Square
The train operator launched its summer sale on Tuesday 24 June which offers discounted fares to London Euston and Liverpool Lime Street.
easyJet, has added three new winter routes from Liverpool John Lennon Airport with new connections to Krakow, Vienna and Almeria for next Winter.
Join the Conversation: Northern Power Towns Conference to Champion Growth and Investment Across the North
A special offer for the first two weeks of the Beyond van Gogh and beyond Monet at Exhibition Centre Liverpool.
The government is launching a ten year industrial strategy this week, will Labour get any credit for its longer term approach to the country’s problems- and might a certain mayor from Manchester be able to help them tell their story more positively?
Nugent is delighted to announce the return of its annual Gala, taking place on Thursday 6th November 2025 at the stunning Rum Warehouse, Titanic Hotel Liverpool.
Donald Trump decided to bomb Iran. Was the President simply pissed off with his TACO reputation- Trump Always Chickens Out- or has he got a longer term plan for the Middle East- and where does the unilateral action from the States and Israel leave international institutions? Are NATO and the UN now simply moribund, outdated, talking shops?
University of Central Lancashire’s new £40 million facility will develop veterinary graduates from under-represented backgrounds
Nine years ago this week, the UK voted to leave the European Union. Reflecting on that momentous decision almost a decade back, Downtown in Business (DiB), one of the UK’s leading business organisations, has launched a scathing critique of the economic and political consequences of Brexit
