Purpose of the Workplace
In this weeks guest blog, we hear from Director of Pi Sq, Hannah Floyd on the purpose of having a workplace as opposed to working from home.
Will Anderson be able to stand?
In this week’s blog Jim Hancock looks at the crisis at Liverpool Town Hall. He asks how long the police inquiry into alleged wrongdoing will last and what the consequences could be for the city and those involved.
Time to focus on what we CAN do
A vaccine has been a found, guidelines are in place to allow businesses to start to have meetings again – but the COVID-Martyrs are on the attack. Frank McKenna outlines how Downtown in Business, against the odds, was able to host a major business meeting yesterday – and why it’s important for many more to follow in 2021.
Nature over Mankind
A year ago we were hearing vague reports of a health emergency in somewhere called Wuhan. In his review of an unforgettable 2020, Jim Hancock traces the crisis, the mitakes and hopes for the future.
High Street… Our Street
As retail empires collapse, Jim Hancock favours a back to the future approach. In this week’s blog he thinks the public, deprived of pubs and shops,want to support local drives to revive the high streets.
Starmer’s biggest tests still to come
In his latest blog, Frank McKenna suggests that whilst many of us feel 2020 has been our toughest year, Keir Starmer may find 2021 even more challenging.
Looking past the pandemic
In this weeks guest blog, Holly Moore looks to the week ahead when we move into the tier system and how to stay positive about the future during this uncertain time.
A DAMP SQUIB
In his latest blog, Frank McKenna tells us why the Chancellors statement this week has left him feeling disappointed.
MORE NORTHERN AGONY. TIS THE SEASON TO WEEP.
The Liverpool area comes out of the toughest restrictions while Greater Manchester remains in Tier 3. In his blog Jim considers the approaches of different mayors. He also thinks the government has made the right call on some long term economic decisions this week.
Return of The Property Club
The Liverpool Property Club returned this week, and in this weeks guest blog from Managing Director of Project Four Safety, Alan Robson, we go through the history of the Liverpool Property Club and looking to the future.
It’s time for change
Frank Mckenna reflects on business closures, unemployment. Suicides and cancelled operations and urges the government to re-think its Lockdown strategy.
INNSiDE COVID 19
In this weeks guest blog, we hear from Cluster Director of Sales for Melia Hotels International, Scott Brown. Although there have been many setbacks for the company this year, there are huge plans for cities beyond Manchester, happening very soon.