Founder of leading law firm, Astraea Legal, Nama Zarroug talks us through the reasons why she supports International Women’s Day, what it means to her and which female she would love to represent.
Founder of Talk Twenties, Gaby Mendes has written a blog for International Women’s Day discussing her progression from University to founding the successful business she runs today and being named in Liverpool Echo’s ’30 Under 30.’
Merseyrail will be increasing its services across most lines from Sunday 14 March.
Davies Partnership has marked its 25th year with a fresh new rebrand, website, new structure, new hires, and key promotions as the business strengthens its position in the market during the COVID19 Pandemic.
With Mother’s Day just around the corner and an end to lockdown looming, Liverpool’s leading hotel, Hilton Liverpool City Centre is making sure that Mother’s… Read More »Mother’s Day Memories at Hilton Liverpool City Centre
Whilst you cannot take your mum out to celebrate this year, Liverpool’s most popular bar, the Red Door on Berry Street have solved your Mother’s Day dilemma’s and have created a stunning, luxurious ‘Mother’s Day Party in a Box’.
Ahead of International Women’s Day, West Midlands Women’s Voice with support of gender equality campaigning charity the Fawcett Society, is asking all Mayoral candidates to commit to a more equal future in the region for women and girls.
The Chancellors budget was fine as far as it went. But if the UK is going to enjoy a Roaring 20s, Rishi Sunak will have to be more ambitious in his future planning, according to Downtown boss Frank McKenna.
In the lead up to International Womens Day, we hear from a number of successful business women from across the UK. In this weeks guest blog, we hear from Founder of Girls in Marketing – Olivia Hanlon.
Jim analyses the Budget of the Coca Cola loving Chancellor to see if it is fizzing or flat. He also suggests Labour have missed a big opportunity to show how they would be different.
Downtown in Business Liverpool hosted a webinar with Avison Young earlier this week to consider the results of its most recent UK Cities Recovery Index.
Rishi Sunak presented his much anticipated budget earlier this week and the Downtown in Business chief executive believes that it was a positive announcement – as far as it went.
