That was a week (and a half) that was
23/06/2022
Frank McKenna attended high-level functions with both Labour and Conservative politicians this week – and he found both parties in good spirits.
Summer Showcase – Wolves outlines ambitious plans for now and the future
23/06/2022
Downtown in Business, in partnership with the City of Wolverhampton Council, hosted a ‘summer showcase’ event this week, launching the city’s investment prospectus, and the new business support facility IGNITE.
DIB team up with Lulu Wild to host Commonwealth Games Launch Event
23/06/2022
Contemporary Chinese restaurant, Lulu Wild have teamed up with DIB to host an exclusive Commonwealth Games Launch event on Thursday 28th July.
Downtown hosts Mental Health Property Club
22/06/2022
Downtown in Business hosted a special Birmingham Property Club event focusing on Mental Health in the construction sector recently.
Build to rent & co-living event with Switch Hospitality Management
21/06/2022
Switch Hospitality Management are hosting a special event at the Park Regis Hotel on Tuesday 28th June 2022.
Party in the Park
21/06/2022
The Hospice Charity Partnership is hosting a family fun day – Party in the Park on Saturday 13th August at Selly Oak park to help raise much needed vital funds!
Throstle Investments
20/06/2022
We are delighted that Throstle Investments are our latest Business of the Week. Throstle Investments introduces clients to an array of diversified investment opportunities.
New book Co-Written By DIB Birmingham Member Introduces New Model of Leadership
17/06/2022
In The Enabling Manager Myles Downey and Ian Harrison provide an antidote to outdated and ineffective management practice.
Unique Venues Birmingham welcomes Alexander Stadium into the portfolio
17/06/2022
Unique Venues Birmingham (UVB) has been awarded the contract to deliver interim sales and marketing services for Alexander Stadium, in Perry Barr, Birmingham.
West Midlands Railway confirms reduced timetable during industrial action
17/06/2022
West Midlands Railway has confirmed details of its reduced timetable which will be in operation during the upcoming planned industrial action.
Strikes: Labour’s cross to bear
17/06/2022
This week Jim looks at the dilemma strike action always poses for the Labour Party. Should Sir Keir Starmer back the rail workers or the workers disrupted by the strike?It is a problem with a long history for the party.
A week in America | 17 June 2022
17/06/2022
This week Martin Liptrot shares his thoughts on America’s economic woes.