EP.85 – Downtown Den: Birmingham Property Club
25/08/2020
Downtown in Business gathered some of Birmingham leading business personalities from the property sector.
Downtown in Business gathered some of Birmingham leading business personalities from the property sector.
Downtown CEO, Frank McKenna caught up with Brock Carmichael Partner, Phil Malthouse.
The time has come to rethink the concept of international trade, because the services sector is set to spark a new wave of globalisation.
Simon Danczuk, explains why the UK’s Number one priority should be to get London’s economy moving again.
A Birmingham-based band is donating half of the proceeds from its latest single to local charity LoveBrum’s #OneBrum appeal.
DIB was joined in the #DowntownDen by Oli Hills (Updates Media), Abi Swindell (Electric House), Kim Leary (Squibble) and Amrit Singh (Rebel Creatives).
Rail passengers in the West Midlands are being urged to plan their journeys carefully ahead of major engineering works over the August Bank Holiday weekend.
Brock Carmichael has won places on the frameworks for professional services approved supplier agreements with Procure Partnerships Framework.
A medical expert has warned the UK Government’s new strategy to limit attendance at A&E by only accepting GP or 111 referrals is ‘inherently biased’ against mental health patients.
Downtown Birmingham chairman, Paul Cadman, caught up with Growhouse Director, Ian Harrison, in the Downtown Den.
Birmingham Heritage Week is returning for 2020 to celebrate the city and its fascinating history, people and places once again.
Mark Williams from Western Union Business Solutions joined Downtown Director, Chris McKenna in the Downtown Den.