Civil and Structural Engineering firm, Sutcliffe, has announced an 11% increase in profit for the last financial year (September 2018-September 2019) compared to the same period in the previous year – putting the firm in a very strong position as the world deals with the current Covid-19 crisis.
In his blog this week, Frank McKenna calls for more support for the self-employed; welcomes Keir Starmer’s election as Labour leader; and wishes Boris Johnson a speedy recovery.
One of the UKs leading business coaches ANDY BOUNDS visited the Downtown Den to advise businesses how they can continue to ‘sell more stuff’ during the lockdown.
We chat to Everton in the Community Partnership relations Manager, Amanda Chatterton.
We would both like to begin by expressing our heartfelt thanks for the tremendous efforts of our partners to help ensure our city responds as… Read More »Message from Leader of Leeds City Council
Steve Rotheram, Metro Mayor of Liverpool City Region has today (Wednesday 8 April) announced that NHS staff will be able to travel for free on buses and Merseyrail trains across the city region.
Chairman of Downtown London, Simon Danczuk reflects on what he has learned from the webinars he has hosted over the past few weeks.
Employers, now more than ever, need to provide access to independent financial advice to their employees, says the boss of deVere Group.
Hays, the leading recruiting expert, has launched a free online training portal designed to help employers and teams grow the skills they need to function effectively and thrive in the face of Covid-19.
Everyone at Acorns Children’s Hospice is deeply grateful for this announcement of support from central Government for the charitable sector, and the significant contribution promised specifically towards the country’s hospices, in recognition of the vital services we provide.
Downtown CEO Frank McKenna chats with Executive Director of Growth, Environment, Transport & Community Services at Lancashire County Council, Stephen Young.
Pretty much everyone’s at home now. That’s half a million people on the Wirral and surrounding areas. Radio has never had such a big audience.
