On Thursday 19th March 2026 Downtown in Business hosted a Business Question Time event at Everyman Cinema, delivered in collaboration with Glenville Walker, bringing together a strong audience of business leaders and founders for an insightful discussion on sustainable growth.
Start race day in true Italian style at San Carlo, with a celebratory breakfast experience ahead of the biggest racing fixtures. Enjoy a premium morning with great food, drinks and seamless group hosting options before heading to the track.
As the Iranian conflict continues, absolute chaos starts to emerge as far as the economy is concerned. Keir Starmer is still walking the tightrope to deal with a very erratic President Donald Trump, and domestically he is having to face challenges from his own party, including his former deputy leader Angela Rayner.
This week, we’re delighted to spotlight Wild Thang Merchandise, as the business celebrates an incredible 30th anniversary milestone.
Join Malmaison Liverpool to celebrate the Grand National festival with delicious food, great company, and a fabulous atmosphere!
At Oddfellows, every gathering is infused with creativity, community, and a little mischief. Whether you’re seeking live music, immersive experiences, or family fun—our Events program delivers memorable moments in our uniquely charming venue.
Celebrate Father’s Day in style at Delta Hotels Liverpool City Centre with a special carvery at Olivier’s Restaurant on Sunday 21st June 2026.
Downtown in Business is delighted to announce that AtkinsRéalis and Sellafield Sites Ltd will serve as headline sponsors for the upcoming Northern Power Towns Parliamentary Reception, taking place on Wednesday 22nd April 2026 in the heart of Westminster.
Liverpool has delivered its strongest presence at MIPIM for years, presenting a confident, ambitious vision for the future of the city region to global investors, developers, and decision-makers, according to city business leader Frank McKenna.
Manchester has once again underlined its status as the UK’s leading investment destination at MIPIM, with a confident, coordinated delegation showcasing the city-region’s long-term vision and delivery credentials to a global audience.
Last week, Downtown in Business took a delegation of leading businesses and organisations from across the North and Midlands to MIPIM, the urban development conference in Cannes, France.
Meetings with elected leaders and civic executives were arranged and connections were forged across the cities and regions represented.
In this week’s blog, Martin Liptrot explores what cities can learn from the world of books. Reflecting on MIPIM, he highlights the importance of a clear identity, focused messaging and authentic storytelling in helping places stand out and attract investment.
