In this week’s blog, Steven reflects on why first impressions in hospitality matter—from your building’s look to your website’s feel. Small details create a welcoming vibe that keeps guests coming back.
In his latest blog, Frank McKenna explains why a Wealth Tax would be a disaster for Growth—and leave the Treasury worse off.
In this week’s blog, Steven announces the exciting relaunch of the Cheshire East Hospitality Association!
With quarterly meetings, the first-ever Hospitality People Awards this October, and major events like DevaFest on the horizon, it’s time to unite, celebrate, and strengthen the hospitality industry across the region.
In this week’s blog, Steven reflects on a proud moment for Chester’s hospitality scene. At the Media Getaway 2025, Chester truly came alive. From rooftop receptions to historic strolls and even a surprise visit from Paddington Bear, Steven shares how the city’s warmth, charm, and spirit of collaboration made a lasting impression on over 80 visiting media professionals.
In this week’s blog, Jo looks at how a super injunction was used not to protect lives, but to protect ministers from scrutiny over a leaked email that exposed thousands of Afghans to danger. Years of silence, no accountability, and now, finally, questions they can’t ignore.
Stephen Cowperthwaite, Managing Director of Liverpool & UK Regions, Avison Young UK, discusses the opportunities for change in North Liverpool.
In this week’s blog Steven looks at This week, Steven explores what Gen Z and millennial hospitality staff really want in 2025 — and it’s more than just money. From flexibility to real growth opportunities, find out what it takes to keep young talent engaged and thriving.
Paul Jonson, Senior Partner at Pannone Corporate discusses Manchester’s recent growth, future ambitions, and the role of business in shaping the city’s next chapter.
Forty years on form Live Aid, Frank McKenna expresses his concern that the progress made by that Rock & Roll movement is in reverse.
Jim has a gloomy view about the government’s ability to quickly turn
around its fortunes. He also reflects on the death of Lord Tebbit.
In this week’s blog Steven Hesketh reflects upon the Chester Hospitality People Awards.
Rebels without a cause? Frank McKenna suggests that Labour MPs who scuppered the government’s plans to reform welfare need to think again.
