Companies across the West Midlands are benefiting from the HS2 infrastructure project, ahead of its arrival in 2026, by accessing tailored funding streams to grow their businesses, delivering new jobs across the region.
Fire-Mech Fixings, a manufacturer and supplier of pipe support, brackets and associated products, have seen a 400% increase in web traffic following support from GC Business Growth Hub.
Wetheralds has been nominated for a prestigious LABC Building Excellence Awards 2019 for the South Yorkshire and Humber region.
Blackburn headquartered PM+M – the chartered accountancy, business advisory and wealth management group – has added to its tax team with the appointment of Alison Brown who has joined the business as a VAT manager.
Here are a selection of our favourite tweets from the past 7 days. This weeks tweets feature @mccc_deanm, @banditmulla, @adamkeyworth, @_beckywilkes_, @peellivwaters, @chris_kammy and @sutty75.
The development of Manchester city centre is at an all-time high the leader of Manchester City Council told a selection of Downtown members at a recent event hosted at The Lowry Hotel.
Jim marvels at the Tories cheek in expecting Labour to bail them out of their Brexit mess. He says Corbyn must insist on a second vote. He has changed his mind on a new referendum as Vote Leave finally accept their fines for law breaking in 2016.
After another tumultuous week in parliament, Frank McKenna argues that only a people’s vote can truly define what the ‘will of the people’ is – and he suggests our ‘special relationship’ with the States may not be that special in the future.
The evolution and diversity of MIPIM was one of the key outcomes at a recent Downtown Birmingham event.
Birkenhead received welcome news last week as it was revealed that Owen Drew would be opening their new premises in the town centre.
April doesn’t just herald the start of a new financial year; it brings with it Spring Red Tape Day too.
The regional business community continues to thrive and contribute by creating wealth and employing thousands in the region, according to a leading businessman despite the gloom around political events in London.
