Downtown Monthly // Issue 005 // April 2019
Welcome to April’s DM. In this edition we are asking all about ‘Devolution’.
Welcome to April’s DM. In this edition we are asking all about ‘Devolution’.
Graffiti Spirits Group, the team behind a string of Liverpool’s most popular food and drink venues, has announced that the much-anticipated Duke Street Food and Drink Market will officially launch in May 2019
International law firm Pinsent Masons has announced the promotion of 15 new partners, taking effect from 1 May 2019.
Native Manchester aparthotel is opening its doors on Ducie Street in the city centre on 1st July.
Pay up front for your employees’ annual season tickets with Merseyrail’s Corporate Season Ticket Scheme. Staff pay the loan back through their monthly salary.
Making You Content marked their fifth anniversary in suitably exciting style this March – throwing a birthday party at Fika and revealing their new branding to the 100+ attendees.
Global law firm Kennedys has acted for Norwegian insurer Protector Insurance in securing a ten-year lease in Manchester.
It’s been a good start to the year for Liverpool John Lennon Airport. During the first quarter of 2019 the Airport has announced that two new airlines will be operating from LJLA over the coming months.
The award-winning coffee house, Bold Street Coffee, has announced it will be expanding its offering with a brand-new evening menu, which will be available every Thursday to Sunday from 6pm.
Estate agents Berkeley Shaw are marking five years under new ownership in April 2019 and are celebrating more than just a birthday.
Manchester is still the ‘blueprint’ city-region that others watch and learn from. But an hour with Burnham or Leese will tell you that their frustration at the stalling of the devolution project is starting to increase.
Award winning Architect Ian Simpson was the keynote speaker at Downton in Business’ latest private dinner in London.