Liverpool BID Company is hosting a series of exciting events over the coming months, offering opportunities to learn, network, and stay ahead in your business. From workshops on AI to discussions on recycling and legal updates, there’s something for everyone.
This autumn, step into a world where fragrance meets flavour as The Grand Hotel Birmingham partners with Jo Malone London to unveil a captivating Afternoon Tea experience.
Bee Our Guest will finally be live on Thursday, 18 September.
We are delighted that Edge Hill University is our latest business of the week. Edge Hill University has been a cornerstone of education and innovation since its founding in 1885
Liverpool is in the running to be crowned European Capital of Innovation 2026 after reaching the semi-final stage of the prestigious competition.
The Titanic Hotel Liverpool is marking Sustainable September by highlighting its comprehensive and impactful environmental initiatives, from achieving zero-waste-to-landfill status to a unique, hands-on approach to maintaining the historic Stanley Dock
Liverpool’s largest independent accountancy and advisory firm DSG is celebrating a year of record growth, 12 months on from its management buyout (MBO).
On Thursday 11th September at Hotel Voco in Manchester, Downtown in Business hosted ‘Talkin ‘Bout Regeneration 2025’, our annual national conversation on regeneration, investment, and growth.
DIB will host a series of exclusive fringe events alongside the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool from 28th September to 1st October 2025.
Downtown Boss Frank McKenna, chats with Victoria Brown from oneHR Software and Claire McGuinness from High Performance Consultancy to discuss all the latest in the world of employment law.
Private sector lobby group Downtown in Business has urged political leaders to put aside their differences and ensure Cheshire and Warrington are at the forefront of the new era of devolved power and economic opportunity.
Despite Reform’s rather eccentric conference in Birmingham last week – it is time to start to take Nigel Farage and his party seriously.
