Tweets of the Week | 17.01.2020
Here is a selection of our favourite tweets from the past 7 days. This week’s tweets feature @wflaavery, @dib_chris, @owensdamien, @dib_abby and @lordaaronhayes.
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Labour’s last chance saloon
This week Frank McKenna suggests that the election of Rebecca Long-Bailey as leader will kill the Labour Party.
Raise your game Lisa!
This week Jim gives firm backing to Lisa Nandy in the Labour leadership race. However he acknowledges that the Wigan MP has ground to make up to defeat the frontrunners.
Call out for artists – Sculptors in the North wanted!
Liverpool BID Company and dot-art are seeking a new artist from the north of England to have their work installed on The Liverpool Plinth.
British Judo Association, the UK National Governing Body for the sport of Judo has announced that it will be represented by accountancy firm, Sedulo
Sedulo are financial consultants to entrepreneurs with offices based in Manchester, Leeds and London, providing expertise in accountancy solutions and commercial business advisory services.
Who Are Yer? // Elaine Bowker
Elaine Bowker, Principal and Chief Executive of The City of Liverpool College, explains all about the college and why it is the college for business.
Have your say on the future of Stretford
Bruntwood Works and Trafford Council invite the community to voice their views on proposed plans.
Sedulo Corporate Finance lead the £7.5m investment into pioneering competitive socialising bar operator, Roxy Ball Room
The activity bar operator, Roxy Ball Room, is set to expand after securing a £7.5m investment from Foresight Group.
2020 adventurers sought for charity trek to one of seven wonders of the world
Adventurers are being sought to join charity Rosemere Cancer Foundation’s epic 10-day October expedition to Peru’s Machu Picchu.
Ethical Veganism Protected Under Discrimination Law As a ‘Philosophical Belief’
An Employment Tribunal has held that ethical veganism should be protected under discrimination law, a ruling that may have significant implications for employers.
Changed mindset helps furniture maker double sales
A Preston businesswoman who makes stunning rustic furniture from reclaimed wood has doubled her sales after receiving business support from the University of Central Lancashire.