2021 Christmas Gift Appeal in Aid of Barnardo’s
Preston based Cotton Court Business Centre is once again championing the cause of the children’s charity Barnardo’s.
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Preston based Cotton Court Business Centre is once again championing the cause of the children’s charity Barnardo’s.
In the latest view from across the pond, Martin Liptrot discusses the transportation infrastructure problems that America faces.
This week Lord Andrew Adonis, the man who is the brains behind HS2 gives his reaction to the government’s latest decisions around the project in a special ‘guest blog’ for DIB.
The failure of Lancashire’s politicians to act in a co-ordinated and cohesive fashion has cost the county once again, as Rishi Sunak chose to select areas with Combined Authorities and elected mayors to invest the bigger chunks of cash that he announced in his budget last month according to Downtown in Business Chief Executive Frank McKenna.
Eighteen years ago, Downtown in Business hosted its very first event. The ‘Livercool’ awards at the Crowne Plaza Hotel on the city’s famous waterfront.
The 101st edition of Lancashire Business View is now available to read online, featuring news, advice, opinion and interviews with some of the county’s key decision-makers.
Access2Funding has completed its first acquisition with the purchase of Edinburgh based chartered tax advisers and accountants George & Co Limited.
FYC – a product range for mixed textured curls – has won a prestigious beauty award just one year since it first launched.
Students and staff at Burnley College Sixth Form Centre are celebrating after being awarded more than 130 books from an international publisher as part of a campaign to increase the number of authors from minority groups on the curriculum.
Business minds of all ages aim to light up the city with their entrepreneurial ideas when they come together at the University of Central Lancashire for the inaugural Northern Lights Business Festival.
The importance of inspirational leadership has never been more evident as Lancashire’s businesses look to emerge from the pandemic and its impact.
Department for Work and Pensions, to take the highly sustainable 215,000 sq ft office building at Talbot Gateway, which will become its latest regional hub in the North West.