A hospice is challenging Brummies to walk 40 miles this March, to help protect vital services for local people living with a life-limiting illness.
Tom from Barrows & Forrester looks into a recent report from Direct Line which found over £4.5 billion was spent on emergency call outs to properties owned by landlords in 2019.
Jim was at the Labour leadership hustings in Manchester this week and saw a strong performance by Wigan’s Lisa Nandy. He feels it may not be enough to stop Keir Starmer but she is a woman to watch as Labour tries to rebuild as a credible electoral force.
Chairman of Downtown London, Simon Danczuk discusses the recent event with the Chairman of Network Rail, Sir Peter Hendy.
Barrows & Forrester look at the facts and figures from the latest set of statistics from the UK mortgage data.
After two complete sellouts over previous years, the Birmingham Seasonal Markets team are back to present Cheese Fest 2020.
This week Frank McKenna reflects on Boris Johnson’s early weeks in power – and questions the legitimacy of Manchester City Football Club’s European ban.
Jim’s been talking to the BBC Director General about the future funding of the corporation.He outlines his idea in this blog and defends one of the few remaining British institutions respected around the world.
Tom from Barrows & Forrester looks at the announcement of a new development that has been put forward.
Eating out as a vegan can sometimes be difficult. You often feel like a dairy detective, working out what meals have hidden cheese! This list is for everyone who would like a nice night out without having to play Sherlock Holmes on the menu!
Mayoral selections and the leadership contest suggests that Labour has finally realised the futility of Fantasy Island politics according to Downtown boss Frank McKenna.
