A 200ft innovative lighting installation powered by advanced photovoltaics will be the centrepiece of what is set to become Manchester’s smartest new workspace.
Join Barker Brettell for a relaxed evening of beers and nibbles at Purecraft Bar & Kitchen as we discuss the three things every startup should know.
Wizz Air, the largest low-cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe commenced their latest service from Liverpool John Lennon Airport with staff celebrating the airline’s inaugural flight to the Bulgarian Black Sea resort of Varna.
A worker from Huyton has helped blast his company’s brand towards the stratosphere after travelling to America to take part in an international rocket-building competition.
Manchester based accountancy firm, The Sedulo Group, have funded a community project at Reddish Vale High School in Stockport.
Public art provides the focus of an innovative Loaf Agency placemaking campaign for Circle Square, the £750m Bruntwood SciTech and Vita Group joint venture development on the landmark former BBC site in Oxford Road, Manchester.
Downtown in Business in association with MSB Solicitors hosted an exclusive event with the chief executive of Liverpool City Council Tony Reeves on Tuesday 18th June 2019.
Here is a selection of our favourite tweets from the past 7 days. This week’s tweets feature @afootballman, @declan_wwc, @dib_markj, @dib_adamheard, @paulycorc, @ProcurePF, @vbrownhpc and @shapetweets.
Downtown in Business Birmingham hosted an exclusive event on the Clean Air Zone on 11th July. The event discussed how we can design our cities and road structures to allow for the transportation infrastructure and develop the cities of the future.
Steve Rotheram, Metro Mayor of the Liverpool City Region, has announced the next step towards the creation of an ultrafast fibre network, in a push to make the Liverpool City Region the most digitally connected in the country.
This week Jim reviews the May Premiership and concludes she was the wrong personaility but mightily let down by her MPs. He also wonders how she will vote on brexit from the backbenches.
The average homeowner in the UK moves every 20.2 years… That average in the 1970’s and 80’s was around every 10 to 11 years; in the 1990’s it increased to the mid-teens (in terms of years) and in the early part of the Millennium, it dropped again to the low teens.
