Frank McKenna, Chief Executive of Downtown in Business, the private sector lobbying group, is calling on the Government to review the three-tier system every week, rather than every fortnight.
jackhunter30th November 2020
The latest issue of Downtown Monthly focuses on the hospitality sector and how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected businesses in the industry. We have exclusive articles from some of the leading hospitality personalities from across the Downtown network, explaining how…
jackhunter4th November 2020
As we prepare for life beyond COVID-19, our latest DM features the thoughts, opinions and ideas from some of the country’s leading thinkers and decision makers on what Recovery might look like.
jackhunter29th July 2020
This issue of DM focuses we have asked some of our MIPIM partners to share their hopes and aspirations for the places they work in.
jackhunter24th June 2020
John James, the Managing Director of Soho Estates talks to us about his campaign to save the hospitality industry - the Soho Summer Street Festival.
jackhunter23rd June 2020
Last week Downtown Manchester in Business hosted a virtual round table discussion with key figures from the Manchester hospitality sector. Lead by Sheona Southern, MD at Marketing Manchester. Our Business Development & Events Co-ordinator, Patrick Gaffney's give us his summary…
jackhunter5th June 2020
Local charities and celebrities have joined together to celebrate the first 10 weeks of We Love Manchester's Covid19 Community Response Fund. They appear in a new video showcasing some of the great work being done, and launching the campaign #supportourMCR…
jackhunter5th June 2020
Ruler Analytics, a specialist conversion tracking solution, is the latest technology provider to become a Google Partner, with the two businesses working closely to simplify conversion tracking for Google Ads users. Ruler’s marketing attribution solution helps marketers close the loop between sales…
jackhunter4th June 2020
Frank McKenna warns decision makers that a rush to drive motorists out of their vehicles needs to be accompanied by more than an offer of bikes and buses as cities start to draw up their all-important Recovery Plans.
jackhunter4th June 2020
