
The Downtown Den Politics Podcast | 28th November 2023
The government gains temporary approval with tax cuts, but faces criticism from New Conservatives after latest immigration figures, marking a controversial political issue ahead of GE.
The government gains temporary approval with tax cuts, but faces criticism from New Conservatives after latest immigration figures, marking a controversial political issue ahead of GE.
Causeway Technologies has launched a campaign urging construction firms to prioritise mental health provisions in contract conditions, following a survey revealing that 56% of construction workers are grappling with mental health issues, including suicidal thoughts.
Manchester Baroque and Manchester Cathedral Choir host an unforgettable evening, performing Handel’s famous ‘Messiah’ using historical instruments, a unique experience in Manchester.
P!nk will be returning to Anfield Stadium, Liverpool on 24th & 25th June 2024 as part of her Summer Carnival Tour.
Over 1,000 guests got into the Christmas spirit for a spectacular festive launch event for The Magical Woodland at Blakemere Village on Friday 24th November 2023.
Procure Partnerships Framework, is gearing up for substantial growth with the appointment of Faye Dolan as their new Framework Director.
This week’s Venue of the Week is Hilton Hotel Liverpool City Centre. Walking distance from shopping and attractions, this Liverpool hotel offers rooms with city views, elegant dining, a terrace lounge and event space.
Sophie Gilmore, Managing Director of HybridTec has commented on the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget.
The Chancellor is cherpy but is he entitled to be? Jim analyses the Autumn Statement and Labour’s pledge to back the tax cuts.
Simon Harris, CEO of Avrenim has commented on the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget.
Sean Keyes, Chief Executive of Sutcliffe has commented on the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget.
This week Frank and Jim discuss the explosive resignation letter from Suella Braverman, the internal warfare of the Conservative party, Keir Starmer’s Middle East crisis and look ahead to the Chancellor’s upcoming budget.