Leading international recruitment firm Claremont Consulting has appointed a new management team within its Hong Kong office amid plans to expand the company’s footprint across Asia-Pacific.
Kennedys are delighted to be hosting a special Neurodiversity in the workplace event on 17th October 2019.
B&M Waste Services and the facilities team have awarded Manchester Fort employee Keith Johnson ‘Recycling Champion’ for his pivotal role in aiding the implementation of a successful recycling strategy.
The North West is leading the way for 5G connectivity, according to new analysis carried out by business advisory firm Deloitte.
Merseyrail has launched a new WhatsApp service for passengers as part of its commitment to real-time customer service.
Carringtons Catering is celebrating 16 years of success under directors Helen and Darren Wynn as they mark their business anniversary with an eclectic calendar of events and contract wins.
Here is a selection of our favourite tweets from the past 7 days. This week’s tweets feature @stacey_ela, @markosullivan08, @l0vingnature, @justpaulwhite and @todaystartsnow.
Downtown in Business Birmingham hosted an ‘Invitation only’ Lunch with CEO of the West Midlands Combined Authority Deborah Cadman OBE on 10th September 2019.
Landmark Manchester building, Blackfriars House, is set to undergo a major transformation as part of Bruntwood Works’ £50m Pioneer refurbishment project.
Downtown in Business Lancashire hosted a Lunchtime event at Preston Marriott Hotel on Wednesday 11th September to discuss the food, drink and tourism industry that has been a cornerstone of the Lancashire economy for many years.
Aerial Uptake initiative seeks to remove barriers to the future use of innovative Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) in the EU.
Might the Supreme Court be called in again to tame Boris Johnson? Jim asks what’s behind the contradictory government mantra that it will respect the No Brexit law whilst getting out by October 31. Jim also reports from Labour’s radical conference and says the Manchester economy will not be hit because the Commons has voted to sit during the Tory conference in the city.
