
“I hope we’re planning to get even with the EU” – What a Joke!
Cake and eat it This is what it has come down to. The possibility of Europe living together in a family of closely linked nations,
Cake and eat it This is what it has come down to. The possibility of Europe living together in a family of closely linked nations,
It was clear from the glum look on their faces the moment it emerged that they had actually won the EU referendum that Michael Gove
Back in your box! The government’s commitment to devolving power to the North was the subject of sharp disagreement amongst top speakers during the first
“I’ll tell you what happens with impossible promises. You start with far-fetched resolutions. They are then pickled into a rigid dogma, a code, and you
Was it the shock of IKEA pulling out of a major investment in the Cuerden Retail Park near Preston, that has banged Lancashire heads together?
If you live in the north of England and you rely on the train to get from A to B, then the past few weeks
After my last two blogs on the Greater Manchester economy which took a bullish view of the conurbation’s growth; it is time to look at
If anyone was in any doubt that our town and suburban retail areas face a massive challenge, the decision of Marks and Spencer to close
Last week we had a fantastic celebration of Downtown’s fifteenth year in business. Apart from enjoying a fabulous party at the amazing DoubleTree by Hilton
We are increasingly told by the ‘experts’ who report on the beautiful game of football that it is, in modern times, more of a business
First, congratulations to all my colleagues, past and present, who have contributed to 15 years of success for Downtown in Business. In the run up
On the 12th June, a three-week Business jamboree will kick-off at the Exhibition Centre in Liverpool. It is the biggest business event that will take