Downtown in Business will host a parliamentary reception with Leaders, CEX’s and senior leadership teams from Manchester and Leeds City Council at The House of Commons on Monday 29th January 2024.
This week’s Venue of the Week is Malmaison Liverpool. The boutique hotel is located on Liverpool’s iconic waterfront and has a brand new ‘Bar & Grill’ dining area, making it the perfect location for a cocktail or al fresco dining experience.
Downtown in Business wrapped up their 2023 events programme with DiB CEO and Group Chair, Frank McKenna in conversation with Leader of Liverpool City Council, Liam Robinson and Metro Mayor for Liverpool City Region, Steve Rotheram at the Pullman Hotel on the iconic Liverpool waterfront.
The Group chair and chief executive of Downtown in Business Frank McKenna has cautiously welcomed the ‘Level 2’ devolution deal announced in the Chancellor’s recent
The chief executive of Liverpool City Council, Andrew Lewis, addressed an exclusive Downtown in Business breakfast forum hosted at the Malmaison Hotel, and sponsored by
Downtown in Business celebrated the leading business personalities from across Liverpool at the 21st annual Livercool Awards on Thursday 23rd November 2023.
This week Frank and Jim discuss the explosive resignation letter from Suella Braverman, the internal warfare of the Conservative party, Keir Starmer’s Middle East crisis and look ahead to the Chancellor’s upcoming budget.
Residential property agent and football club owner Kenny Bruce MBE has been confirmed as the latest speaker for the Downtown in Business Planning, Property & Regeneration conference on Thursday 8th February 2024.
If many of us were expecting the sacking of Suella Braverman, then it would be fair to say that nobody had predicted the return of former PM David ‘just call me Dave’ Cameron to the cabinet.
Jim and Frank reflect on the sacking of Suella Braverman and the imminent cabinet reshuffle, as David Cameron makes a dramatic return to the government.
Downtown in Business recently hosted an exclusive event with the Chief Executive and Mayor of Salford, Tom Stannard and Paul Dennett.
Is the King’s Speech conclusive evidence that the government has run out of ideas?
