Labour continues to be embroiled in rows over its decision to cut winter fuel allowance to some pensioners. Will the Chancellor reconsider her controversial decision?
Phil Marsden brings a wealth of experience in leading regeneration projects across the North West of England.
Join Downtown In Business on Thursday 10th October for an exclusive Lunch time networking event ‘The Highs and Lows of Building a Business, featuring Paul Cheetham of Sedulo, Ed James of Lunar agency and Social Media influencer Chrissie Wolfe as we delve in to what it takes to start a business.
Jo Henney, CEO of Nugent, spoke about Monday’s news that the Government is scrapping the one-word Ofsted rating system. Among Nugent’s eighteen services is an independent special school and a secure children’s home which was rated Outstanding in 2024:
Chris Lee, a seasoned entrepreneur with a career spanning over four decades, is widely recognised for his innovative approach to business and his passion for nurturing creative talent.
Join Downtown In Business on Thursday 10th October for an exclusive Lunch time networking event with Ed James of Lunar Agency as we delve in to what it takes to start a business.
DIB hosted a captivating roundtable lunch event to delve into the future of Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter.
Keir Starmer made his first major speech as prime minister this week, before jetting off to Europe to begin the process of resetting our relationship with the EU. He and the government have clearly laid out the challenges the country faces. But does it have the solutions?
Join industry leaders and regional influencers for a pivotal discussion on the future of towns in the Liverpool City Region.
Join Downtown in Business on Thursday 10th October for an exclusive Lunch time networking event with Paul Cheetham of Sedulo, Ed James of Lunar Agency and the Founder, Law & Broader and Social Media Influencer Chrissie Wolfe as we delve in to what it takes to start a business.
On Tuesday 17th September, Downtown in Business will host an exclusive Leaders Lunch event in Birmingham, featuring prominent political commentator Jo Phillips.
Things can only get worse hardly sounds like a rallying cry for a new government. However, that is the likely message we will hear from the prime minister in a major speech this week.
