HybridTec Open Day 2024
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Whether you are looking to build a career in the trades or looking to upskill your workforce, Hybrid welcomes you to their 2024 Open Day.
Excitement is building as final preparations are underway for Deva Fest 2024. The independently-run, family-friendly festival will take place from 8th – 11th August at the stunning Cholmondeley Castle in Cheshire.
Fresh from a business trip to China, Martin explores how the Chinese are viewing the US election and who they may be rooting for…
It’s game on in the U.S. presidential race and Keir Starmer’s first PMQ’s was exercise in courtesy and restraint.
The hospitality industry is undergoing a significant transformation, and young people are at the forefront of this change.
Desperate to write about anything other than American politics, Martin is once again frustrated as cataclysmic events on the campaign trail once again take centre stage… Trump vs Who? is the question on everyone’s lips…
Downtown boss Frank McKenna caught up with Rob Valentine, Region Director – Birmingham West Midlands for Bruntwood SciTech.
Steven explores Euro 2024’s impact on the UK’s hospitality sector.
For our ‘Who Are Yer?’ video this week, we are joined by Greg Johnson, Managing Director of Warwick North West.
The ‘Northern Power Towns Conference’ brought together leaders, chief executives, and senior decision-makers from various local authorities, alongside private sector partners to engage in discussions and debates on the opportunities and potential of regional towns.
This week Martin looks into the seemingly unstoppable Trump Campaign and explores the brands and ideas behind it…
The group chair and chief executive of Downtown in Business, Frank McKenna, has called on political and business leaders in Lancashire and Cheshire to urgently progress discussions about devolution and elected mayors – or risk being left behind in the new Labour governments dash for growth.