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Sean Keyes, managing director at Sutcliffe reflects on his experiences at UKREiiF 22.
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Sean Keyes, managing director at Sutcliffe reflects on his experiences at UKREiiF 22.

Alban Cassidy, Director of Cassidy + Ashton Architects, Building Surveyors + Town Planners, shares his thoughts on the recent DIB Business Gym event at the Mercure Dunkenhalgh Hotel in Blackburn.

Last week DIB boss Frank McKenna backed Jacob Rees Mogg’s calls to get civil servants back into the workplace. This week, Urban Comms Kevin Johnson offers an alternative view.

Beth Locke, Engagement Manager at Liverpool BID Company shares her thoughts on the recent DIB Business Gym event with Glenville Walker and Partners and High Performance Consultancy.

Longstanding Downtown member Dougal Paver of PR and public affairs advisors Merrion Strategy reviews our recent dinner with one the Liverpool Combined Authority’s new senior hires.

Knowsley Lift Services look back on replacing the hydraulic goods lift in St George’s Hall.

Simon Danczuk discusses why Rwanda is a great place to do business.

The adoption of digital technologies is a huge opportunity for the UK construction industry, providing a wide array of potential benefits including improved productivity, increased quality and efficiency, heightened collaboration, and enhanced innovative capabilities.

Simon Danczuk discusses why playing politics with social housing is a dangerous game for Labour.

Roger Pemberton reflects on the TV drama “Anne” and asks what business lessons can be learned from the Hillsborough fight for justice.

At oneHR their goal has always been to create a paperless workplace, replacing each HR function with a smart and effective cloud-based solution. Now they have taken an extra step forward with plans to create a sustainable, digital HR function by teaming up with more:trees.

With the global building floor area expected to double by 2060 to accommodate the largest surge of urban growth in human history, achieving zero emissions from new construction will require energy efficient buildings.