A week in America | 13 September 2024
This week, Martin reviews the Presidential Election Debate and explores what the candidate need to learn from the experience to turn it into votes…
This week, Martin reviews the Presidential Election Debate and explores what the candidate need to learn from the experience to turn it into votes…
The Art of Hospitality promises to be a transformative event, bringing together the brightest minds, trendsetters, and innovators to shape the future of the industry.
The chief executive of Leeds City Council, Tom Riordan, has been named as the second permanent secretary at the Department of Health & Social Care.
The Labour MP for Sefton Central Bill Esterson has been elected as the chair of the influential Energy Security and Net Zero Select Committee.
Jim looks forward to the Lib Dem conference and asks what use are their 72 seats? He also comments on the races to the White House and the Tory leadership.
Do we finally have a Prime Minister who will treat the electorate as adults in Keir Starmer? Jo Phillips thinks so, but asks are we grown up enough to face the truth when he has difficult decisions to make?
Frank McKenna reflects on Donald Trump’s barking mad performance in this weeks American Presidential TV debate – but concludes that it will make little difference to the ultimate outcome of the election.
Business and academic leaders were joined by Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram at a special dinner that focussed on the mayor’s ambition to deliver a 25% uplift in the city regions Foreign Direct Investment.
Labour continues to be embroiled in rows over its decision to cut winter fuel allowance to some pensioners. Will the Chancellor reconsider her controversial decision?
Safely back in the US, Martin settles down in front of his Samsung 75″ UHD 4K to consume America’s favourite past-time – TV Sports…
We are delighted that Liverpool John Lennon Airport are our latest Business of the Week. LJLA was recently voted the UK’s airport of the year for the second consecutive year.
This Nutshell will evaluate the recently published guidance on the scope and operation of Dynamic Markets under the new Procurement Act.