BIRMINGHAM ART COMPETITION LAUNCHES ONLINE IN LOCKDOWN
Birmingham Museums Trust has moved this year’s Inspire art competition online to encourage people of all ages to get creative for their well-being and be inspired by what they can see.
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Birmingham Hospice need people to join their 2.6 Challenge!
The 2.6 Challenge is an initiative created to try and overcome the deficits to Charities due to the cancellation or postponement of huge fundraising events, such as the London Marathon, due to the current COVID-19 Pandemic.
Leicestershire County Cricket Club welcomes workplace consultants as latest Foxes 50 business club member
Leicestershire County Cricket Club is delighted to announce that workplace consultancy specialists Blueprint Interiors is the latest Leicestershire company to become a brand-new partner of the Foxes 50 business club.
Rosemere helps to keep patients on alert
A re-print of alert cards – a credit card sized card given to all patients commencing chemotherapy treatment at Rosemere Cancer Centre – is being funded by charity Rosemere Cancer Foundation.
Downtown Den Podcast #027 | Dr Ben Sinclair
Dr Ben Sinclair joined Paul Cadman, Birmingham chair in the #DowntownDen talking business and practical health advice.
Children’s residence and contact with children in Scotland during the Coronavirus/COVID-19 crisis
The Scottish position on this was not clear until 27 March 2020 when the Lord President issued Guidance on Compliance with Court Orders relating to Parental Responsibilities and Rights.
Downtown Den #030 | Christina Wadlow
Christina Wadlow, Head of Sales and Account Management at Western Union Business Solutions is the latest guest in the #DowntownDen.
Care packages organised by Hoteliers within the Manchester Hotel Association
The Manchester Hoteliers’ Association worked hard to produce care packages, containing non-perishable foods, toiletries, blankets, chargers and other essential goods.
Charity begins at home for Lancashire Teaching Hospitals Charity family as it celebrates NHS heroes
Charity began at home for the fundraising team working for Lancashire Teaching Hospitals Charity, when it got together to pack and deliver 4,000 welfare packs containing donated items valued at around £85,000 to frontline clinical staff at the Royal Preston and Chorley and South Ribble Hospitals.
Why we crave certainty
Downtown Birmingham Chair, Paul Cadman on why it is time to prepare and adapt.
COVID-19/ CORONAVIRUS AND INSOLVENCIES – IS THE RELAXATION OF WRONGFUL TRADING LAWS A COMPLETE RELIEF FOR DIRECTORS?
COVID-19/ Coronavirus and insolvencies – is the relaxation of wrongful trading laws a complete relief for directors?
Downtown Den #029 | Laura Shoaf
Downtown Birmingham chairman Paul Cadman was joined in the #DowntownDen by Managing Director of Transport for West Midlands, Laura Shoaf.