Bruntwood is expanding its community programme by launching an exclusive online platform which allows customers to collaborate and connect across buildings, cities and regions.
Home of Metal opens its flagship exhibition Black Sabbath – 50 Years, which will run until 29th September at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.
An employee’s diplopia, correctable by contact lenses, albeit with side effects, was found in a recent case not to be a disability for the purpose of the Equality Act 2010.
Pupils in Oldham are set to benefit from essential improvement works at Kingfisher School in Chadderton, Oldham thanks to Procure North West Framework.
Leeds-based Creative Marketing Services has been named one of the region’s most digitally innovative businesses following its recognition in the Digital Enterprise Top 100.
Virtual sky ceiling panels, paid for by charity Rosemere Cancer Foundation with donations from two charitable foundations, have been fitted above the treatment bed in a newly refurbished radiotherapy room at Rosemere Cancer Centre.
Downtown in Business hosted another exclusive event in association with Deloitte on Tuesday 25th June. The event, “The Future of Liverpool & the Northern Powerhouse” was the third in a series of events hosted by Downtown discussing this topic.
A Liverpool business leader has renewed his call for the city to hand back it’s World Heritage Status badge to UNESCO.
Here is a selection of our favourite tweets from the past 7 days. This week’s tweets feature @DIBLancs (a shameless plug), @ladydetectives1, @mandipgill, @hpc_alex, @ninderjohal, @tonyelv, @paulycorc and @dib_markj.
I’m writing this for non-marketers so bear with me if you are an expert. Marketing is full of jargon so I thought it would be a good idea to de-mystify omni-channel contact management for CTO’s and other technology stakeholders.
PM+M, the chartered accountancy, business advisory and wealth management group, has launched a new service that will handle non-contentious probate matters for clients from its Blackburn office.
In 1979, more than 4 in 10 British people lived in a council house, yet today that figure is only 1 in 12, whilst according to Shelter 65% of families on the Council House waiting lists had been on those lists for more than a year and 27% had been waiting for more than five years.
