His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales will make an official visit to Royal Albert Dock Liverpool on February 12, 2019, in recognition of its new Royal status ahead of the 175th anniversary in 2021.
Global law firm Kennedys acted for Scottish-based PMP – an independent consultancy providing specialist commercial property advice – in securing a five-year lease in Manchester, the company’s first permanent office location in England.
On 1 March 2019, HMRC is reducing the time limit that purchasers have to file a Stamp Duty Land Tax return.
These changes have been a long time in the making and will impact the procedures needed to be followed by those acquiring property, so as not to fall fowl of any fines.
Downtown in Business Cheshire recently hosted a special event at Opera Bar & Grill in Chester. The event entitled ‘Northern Powerhouse Progress’ was lead by Director of the Northern Powerhouse Partnership, Henri Murison, who discussed infrastructure, skills & productivity, and innovation.
The head of the West Midlands Growth Company Neil Rami joined business leaders from Birmingham this week to discuss the regions new industrial strategy, the international property festival MIPIM and the Commonwealth Games.
Downtown in Business London hosted the first Downtown Business Construction Club private dinner for 2019 at the Malmaison.
Guests were treated to an in-depth conversation by Kieron Hodgson of Iceni Group, talking about the difficulties and achievements they have experienced while working on the ‘London Plan’.
Frank McKenna suggests that Jeremy Corbyn may live to regret taking pro EU-Labour supporters votes for granted in his latest Downtown blog.
We sit down with Adam Coffey from Electrik Warehouse. We finds out where he eats, what he drinks and whihc football team he supports (kind of).
This week Jim forecasts that Valentine’s Day will come and go without Brexit love ins or massacres. Also he has been testing opinion on Brexit amongst Downtown business members in Lancashire.
Unique Venues Birmingham has joined forces with Brasshouse Translation and Interpreting Services to offer translation and interpreting services across more than 100 languages including British Sign Language and Braille.
Downtown event with Councillor Geoff Driver sparks lively debate on planning issues and whether Lancashire will speak with ‘one voice’.
