Data is now playing a major role in our lives and the management of it is an industry in itself. But is it helping us make better decisions? This week, Martin reports back from a US conference on the topic…
Frank McKenna reflects on this weeks Labour Party conference in Liverpool.
Hospitality workers know all too well that the nature of our job involves juggling multiple responsibilities, in such an environment, collaboration isn’t just helpful—it’s essential.
Labour’s conference wasn’t the celebration that it might have been, nor was it the shambles some had hoped for. But Labour does need to get a grip on it’s appalling communications strategy according to Jo Phillips.
This week, Martin once again looks at the Presidential Election. Harris has solicited the support of hundreds of generals, military advisors, professors, bankers and economists to support her campaign – Trump bought food for a woman in a grocery store. Guess who is winning?
The last two Tory conferences have borne witness to the scrapping of Liz Truss, then HS2, Jim asks what can we expect from the first Conservative gathering in opposition since 2009.
For hospitality businesses, this seasonal slump can pose a challenge. However, with the right strategies, you can keep your occupancy rates strong through the winter months and turn this quiet season into an opportunity.
This week Martin attended a U.S. Conference on Foreign Direct Investment. He got to wondering – What if UK cities adopted the same approach?
Deva Fest, The North West’s Favourite family-friendly festival, is set to reach new heights with the announcement that Steven Hesketh, a renowned figure in the North West’s hospitality industry, has joined the team as joint owner.
In this weeks blog, Jim comments on the internal division within the Labour Party and the run up to the Labour Party Conference.
As the latest controversy of ‘wardrobe-gate’ hurts the new government, Frank McKenna asks who is handling the ‘politics’ for Labour?
This week Jo discusses the fear of privatising the health service, but points out that in some cases it already is.
