Jim thinks there is no need to privatise Channel Four which has become a force for good for the northern media industry. He also look back on this week thirty and forty years ago which brought turning points for the Conservative Party.
Knowsley Lift Services look back on replacing the hydraulic goods lift in St George’s Hall.
In his latest blog, Frank McKenna calls on the government to reform employment law legislation to protect businesses from vexatious claimants.
Jim gives his views on the leadership of Keir Starmer after two visits to Greater Manchester in a week by the Labour leader. He also asks why so few Chancellors make it to being Prime Minister.
Victoria Brown highlights some of the important dates you need to be aware of to help you stay ship shape with your business admin and HR processes.
Martin Liptrot discusses why and how America is deep in the throws of the Great Resignation.
With P&O Ferries in the spotlight, Victoria discusses what they did wrong under Employment Law.
Jim looks at the implications of the Chancellor’s statement on the Levelling Up agenda and the date of the next General Election.
As the U.S gears up for a busy spring in the sports world, Martin explores the debate that has been happening in the usually calmer waters of competitive swimming.
Simon Danczuk discusses why Rwanda is a great place to do business.
Refill the Covid depleted coffers or protect families from a severe cut in their living standards? Jim looks forward to the Chancellor’s choices in next week’s spring statement
The SPD/Green coalition in Germany have adopted a more pragmatic approach to energy policy. Labour mayor Andy Burnham is rethinking Greater Manchester’s Clean Air Zone. Surely its time for the Conservative government to review its net zero ambitions? Frank McKenna calls on the government to ‘pivot’ on energy policy in his latest Downtown blog.
