DIB hosted its 21st anniversary party at the fabulous Innside by Melia Hotel’s Gino D’ Acampo 360 Sky Bar on Thursday 13th June. We were joined by Downtown friends and members past and present for a spectacular night of food. drink – and, of course, networking!
The polls are not shifting- in fact they are getting worse for Rishi Sunak and the Conservatives. With just over two weeks to go before polling day, Is there anything the Tories can do to prevent the predicted wipeout?
Downtown in Business were proud sponsors of the opening day of the Qube Liverpool International Tennis Tournament on Thursday with the 13th of June becoming known as ‘Downtown Day’ at this fantastic event!
Three-times Wimbledon doubles champion and former world number one, Neal Skupski will be playing at The Qube Liverpool International Tennis Tournament this week.
Rachel Reeves called him a liar, Penny Mordaunt said he was completely wrong, Nadine Dorries said he should resign. And Nigel Farage is back. Its been the week from hell for Rishi Sunak – can he possibly recover?
Joanne Roney CBE is to return to her native Birmingham to take up the newly-created post of managing director of its council.
With support from sponsors DB3 and Causeway, DIB Birmingham hosted an exclusive Roundtable Dinner on Wednesday bringing together industry leaders and professionals to delve into the profound impact of sports on society and the economy.
Why did Rishi Sunak call the election, why do the Tories hate young people? Why did Keir Starmer get himself into such a mess over Diane Abbott?
Join us for a lunch that promises to inspire and inform, as we work together to build a brighter future for Manchester through digital innovation and collaboration.
Downtown boss Frank McKenna caught up with Ryan Etchells and Elliot Vure from Together.
Tender, a new Restaurant in Manchester located at the famous Stock Exchange Hotel and featuring the expert creations of esteemed Chef Niall Keating, is offering DIB members in Manchester an exclusive 20% off throughout the Summer.
In the absence of Frank McKenna (sunning himself in Florida) it is left to Jim Hancock and Jo Phillips to comment on why the Prime Minister has announced a General Election.
