Neighbourhood’s ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ extension
Neighbourhood are extending their version of ‘Eat Out to Help Out 50% off’ for you to enjoy throughout September
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Tast and Out
From the 3rd-30th September Tast have created a special menu with a range of Tastets and a Drink.
The Villa Wrea Green “HELP OUT BY EATING OUT” – Offer
Throughout September, The Villa have now introduced: “HELP OUT BY EATING OUT” promotion (from 1st September – 30th September 2020).
MD Creatives acquire former Tyrers building in St Helens, as it confirms expansion in the town
MD Creatives – an independent, vocational education provider – is to take over the former Tyrers department store building in St Helens town centre, to create a new, multi-purpose, resource centre, as part of its growing academy.
Growth Company provides further support for Greater Manchester businesses returning to the workplace
The Growth Company’s guidance will be conveyed in a ‘Returning to the Workplace’ webinar on Monday 7 September featuring Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham.
Professor Alex de Ruyter criticises UK Goverment considering former Australian PM for Brexit role
Professor Alex de Ruyter has criticised the UK Government for reportedly considering appointing former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott as trade envoy after Britain’s departure from the EU.
COUNTDOWN UNTIL BIRMINGHAM HERITAGE WEEK 2020 BEGINS
The countdown is on until Birmingham Heritage Week returns on Thursday 10 September, with one week to go until 80 unique events and activities begin.
KEY APPOINTMENTS BOOST INTERNATIONAL PLANS FOR OPEN STUDY COLLEGE
As distance learning provider, Open Study College celebrates its 13th Birthday, it has announced a series of staff appointments.
Financial advisers under inquiry get warning
Financial advisers and organisations involved in the finance industry across the region who may be under investigation by the financial regulators for no apparent reason are being warned to seek legal advice.
Students’ university challenge – we can help!
Blackpool and The Fylde College is urging students struggling to decide on their university options to get in touch!
Unprecedented politics discussed at DIB event
Simon Danczuk reviews Downtown Liverpool’s leader’s lunch event with political campaign advisor Adam McNicholas. Boris, Starmer and Brexit were all discussed during an insightful look at the current political landscape.
Working from home is no panacea
In his latest blog Frank McKenna warns that working from home is not the panacea some are making it out to be.