To help firms in the Midlands manage their overseas money matters, Western Union Business Solutions want to extend their support to businesses with the help of Amy Deakin, Channel Partnership Manager at the firm.
In partnership with Alex Claridge (The Wilderness) Downtown in Business called a meeting of the city’s proprietors and industry leaders for an emergency meeting with West Midlands Mayor, Andy Street.
Luke Barrett of Western Union Business Solutions answers this weeks ‘Who Are Yer?’ questions. Find out about Luke’s best business moment and what he thinks ‘The New Normal’ is.
Downtown London Chairman, Simon Danczuk spoke with Paul Hodgins, Director at Shared Transport company, Ginger.
Frank McKenna highlights the mounting disagreement as to how best to manage the Covid-19 crisis, among our leading politicians and medical experts – and concludes that, sooner rather than later, Coronavirus is something we are going to have to learn to live with.
This week Downtown Manchester in Business recently hosted a special members meeting in Gaucho, Manchester City Centre with Chair of Manchester Science Partnership, Rowena Burns.
This weeks Guest Blog is courtesy of Carolyn Hughes of Carolyn Hughes PR. Carolyn talks her of disappointment in the governments support for the self-employed and other forgotten sectors during the COVID-19 crisis and much more.
Bruntwood SciTech has announced Cheshire Pub Co, the group behind popular village pubs including The Ship Inn, Styal, and The Frozen Mop in Mobberley, is to open a new pub and restaurant – The Churchill Tree – at Alderley Park this autumn.
Highways work on the University of Central Lancashire’s (UCLan) £200m Masterplan development is entering its next phase as the shape of the vision comes into focus.
Bruntwood is expanding its service offering with the launch of three new businesses.
Regional law firm Napthens has grown its conveyancing teams across the region with 10 new starters, following a resurgence in the housing market.
In an exclusive event hosted by Downtown in Business and the Liverpool BID Company this afternoon, the mayor of Liverpool Joe Anderson has said that he wants to work with the private sector to mount a legal challenge against the government if the Chancellor refuses to establish a comprehensive furlough scheme for the city’s business community.
