A week in America | 19 December 2024
This week, Martin looks back on the highlights of 2024 and forecasts some surprises in 2025.
This week, Martin looks back on the highlights of 2024 and forecasts some surprises in 2025.
Co-op Live are delighted to announce that Seat Unique are the presenting partner for Burna Boy at Co-Op Live in April.
Frank McKenna says thanks and happy new year… as we take a look back at an eventful 21st anniversary year for DIB.
The deputy prime minister Angela Rayner launched the governments White Paper on local government reform and devolution.
Downtown in Business will host an exclusive parliamentary reception in association with the Liverpool BID Company in the summer of next year.
This week Steven has his say on the UK government’s ‘Get Britain Working’ white paper.
Jim looks back on a year when democracy came under increasing threat, and Labour went from great electoral triumph to economic gloom.
In her final blog of the year, Jo Phillips takes a look at some improvements that British politicians can make in 2025.
Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital and Foundation 92 are hosting a gala dinner to ensure that the young patients at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital and the young people involved with Foundation 92 share a common future filled with hope, determination, and boundless possibilities.
Paper Cup Coffee are supporting people who are experiencing homelessness, by giving them a safe and welcoming space where they can enjoy a hot drink and something to eat.
Liverpool John Lennon Airport has published its latest annual Environmental, Social and Governance Report that highlights recent progress the company has made in relation to various corporate initiatives.
Primary schools across the Liverpool City Region have begun to receive copies of a brand new book which aims to inspire the next generation of local innovators.