Bruntwood Works and Trafford Council want to hear from the local community as they share plans for the future development of the Stamford Quarter in Altrincham.
The team at Balance Power are credible energy experts have years of experience in delivering energy projects of all kinds.
Everton Football Club CEO Professor Denise Barrett-Baxendale MBE will address a global audience this weekend about the vital role football plays in promoting anti-racism and justice for all.
OBI spoke to some of the leading business personalities for thier insight into the future of the city and the secret to Manchester’s success.
Boris Johnson’s eagerly anticipated ‘roadmap’ out of lockdown restrictions was unveiled last month, consisting of a cautious four-step plan which could see all legal limits… Read More »Keith Tully, partner at Begbies Traynor in Liverpool takes a closer look at the ‘roadmap to recovery’ and what it means for company directors in the Liverpool City Region.
Lancashire businesses in all sectors have been challenged to step up and play their part in forging Britain’s global future.
Sterling is currently the best performing major currency year-to-date and many businesses are asking Western Union Business Solutions questions such as “will GBP/USD break above $1.40 again?” and “how high could GBP/EUR climb in 2021?”
Native Manchesterand DUCIE STREET WAREHOUSE has made a wave of new appointments to mark the re-launch of its stunning space at the Grade-II listed Victorian building in the heart of Manchester’s city centre.
A group of hospitality leaders from across the country came together for the latest Downtown Den event
Downtown Director, Chris McKenna on why a globally co-ordinated vaccine strategy is needed to help everyone return to pre-pandemic days.
Business organisation Downtown in Business has teamed up with BIC Law to offer advice and support to businesses who have been refused help for business interruption through the pandemic from their insurance brokers.
Is there a future for Local Enterprise Partnerships? Some feel they are a vital forum for business to offer priorities for jobs and skills. But Jim asks do ministers share that view.
