A section of Deansgate is set to be temporarily closed to traffic, as part of a bid to make more space for people to walk in the city and help the economy recover from the coronavirus pandemic.
Lancashire Business View have been considering how they can continue to support their Sub36 community to connect with your peers and access the support you need during this time. Welcome to Sub36 Social.
Our international payments partner, Western Union Business Solutions, provides us with monthly economic insight impacting global currency markets.
Specialist technicians at the University of Central Lancashire are utilising their skills to create much needed hand sanitiser to help fight the spread of coronavirus.
After a competitive and legally thorough process, the owners of Sciontec Liverpool finalised contracts, making Bruntwood SciTech a 25% shareholder in the company, which operates Liverpool Science Park.
It was a pleasure to welcome Jessica Bowles from Bruntwood & Mike Emmerich from Metro Dynamics into the Den and hear their thoughts and predictions about the current crisis and the opportunities and challenges we are likely to face in its aftermath.
Liverpool’s elected Mayor Joe Anderson was in the Downtown Den with a clear message to the city’s business community “We will come out of this crisis stronger.”
Recently appointed shadow sports Minister Alison McGovern was in the Downtown Den, offering her views on how the football season may resume; how business can learn from sport; and what she hopes Birmingham can achieve by hosting the Commonwealth Games.
In his latest blog Frank McKenna explains why giving any government a ‘pass’, even during a crisis, would be an afront to democracy – and outlines why he thinks Boris Johnson and his colleagues are struggling to manage the Coronavirus crisis effectively.
In a fascinating presentation, Applied Futurist Tom Cheesewright explained the processes smart businesses implement to improve performance and stay ahead of the game.
Could we be facing a year of Corvid crisis with all its implications for social and business disruption? That’s the fear that Jim expresses this week as he sees few lights at the end of the tunnel. He also speculates what might have happened if David Miliband had become Prime Minister 10 years ago.
Loan to Value (LTV), why VAT makes a difference, and how BloomSmith can solve the LTV – VAT problem
