
Beatles fans from around the world are invited to celebrate International Beatleweek at Strawberry Field
One of Liverpool’s most famous visitor attractions, Strawberry Field, has unveiled its calendar of activities for International Beatleweek.
One of Liverpool’s most famous visitor attractions, Strawberry Field, has unveiled its calendar of activities for International Beatleweek.
Starting on Wednesday 24th August, Duke Street Market will be hosting ‘Paint and Sip’ parties with The Paint Republic, every other week!
Esther McVey and Philip Davies are set to speak at an exclusive DIB event in Chester on Thursday 22nd September.
Seema Malhotra, the Shadow Minister for Business, addressed an exclusive DIB event in Liverpool discussing a range of issues including the current challenges in the hospitality sector and her party’s plans to control energy prices.
Downtown in Business has announced the running order for the second annual Talking ‘Bout Regeneration conference taking place on Thursday 15th September 2022. #TBR22 will feature over twenty leading business and political personalities speaking across seven sessions and give you the opportunity to network and connect with over 150 business leaders throughout the day.
The Labour leadership has been meeting business leaders from the DIB network recently. But is the party ready for power?
Tipsy Tapas to return August 26th to 28th only.
HybridTec, in partnership with B2W Group, is the only training provider in the North of England to win funding.
Corporate Finance and Real Estate Advisory firm Harrogate International Advisory have announced that they have secured a multimillion pound funding line from a Private Family Office, which will be known as ‘Harrogate Private Property Fund’.
Downtown in Business hosted a number of events during the Labour Party Leader’s visit to Liverpool in which he gave a key speech on business and the economy.
Victoria discusses the recent landmark judgement on the calculation of holiday pay for casual workers.
The Tory leadership contest is long on time – but short on ideas. The 2019 election campaign promised to deliver Brexit. But now what? Truss nor Sunak appear to have the answer, anymore than Johnson did.