Entec Si volunteers spruce up charity garden
Volunteers from Birmingham-based consultancy, Entec Si, recently rolled up their sleeves to help a local charity rejuvenate its outdoor space at Kings Heath Gardens.
Volunteers from Birmingham-based consultancy, Entec Si, recently rolled up their sleeves to help a local charity rejuvenate its outdoor space at Kings Heath Gardens.
Two University of Central Lancashire academics have collected prestigious awards which recognise their outstanding impact in higher education teaching.
Fundraisers from Lancashire law firm Farleys Solicitors hosted their 7th annual Fashion Fundraiser in aid of Rosemere Cancer Foundation on Thursday 10th October.
A Malvern based tech security firm has received £30,000 from the Midlands Engine Investment Fund.
In the midst of continued political and economic uncertainty across the UK, the role of the North in creating a balanced and prosperous future for the country couldn’t be of more importance.
Gas Tag is hosting a half-day thought leadership seminar for professionals who work in the Gas, compliance and technology departments of social landlords.
Here is a selection of our favourite tweets from the past 7 days. This week’s tweets feature @struqta, @danieldaviesrpl, @bfpropertygroup, @urbancomms, @designershumor and @paulcksedulo.
In the latest episode of the Downtown Podcast, we chat to Nik Maguire about his fascinating career journey from Preacher to social media guru.
Downtown in Business Lancashire hosted an exclusive dinner on Wednesday 2nd October 2019 at the Holiday Inn Preston.
Celebrated event hosts Taste & Liquor are bringing Indian Street Feast to QEC in Digbeth on Saturday 30th November.
This week Jim looks at the chances of an anti Brexit majority being assembled after the General Election. He also looks at a new approach to Liverpool Council’s cash crisis.
The long-lasting issue of the Jewellery Quarter and Birmingham property market are laid bare as the final 2018 property transaction figures have just been published and they continue the post credit crunch trend of less people moving.