Businesses across Yorkshire are gearing up to reboot from lockdown, according to Leeds agency, Creative Marketing Services. The company has received a surge of enquiries from
The chief executive of Leeds City Council joined Downtown Chief Executive Frank McKenna in the Downtown Den on Wednesday 3rd June.
In conversation with DIB boss Frank McKenna, Sir Howard Bernstein shared his thoughts on the future of cities in a post-COVID19 world, the prospects for the high street, the future of devolution in England’s regions and much more.
In the summer of 2018 as Fulham Football Club secured promotion to the Premier League, Western Union Business Solutions launched its partnership with the Club. It was an interesting period for both Club and partner as a busy transfer window followed.
Western Union Business Solutions know that for companies trading globally a new normality is emerging but what this means for UK businesses and how they should be planning for the next 6 months is still unclear for many.
Leeds-based drainage contractor, Jet Aire Services, is gradually ramping up towards full capacity to meet demand for essential services whilst supporting the construction industry as it remobilises.
One of Great Britain’s leading female athletes, Goldie Sayers, joined DIB boss Frank McKenna in the #DowntownDen.
DIB boss Frank McKenna talks to one of the founders of the Forgotten Ltd campaign Gina Broadhurst.
Bruntwood boss Chris Oglesby joined DIB in the Downtown Den to discuss life in the new world we are living in and how companies like his need to respond to the crisis to secure a strong recovery moving forward.
Western Union’s Legal Counsel, Justin Simon-Shore. addresses the current environment, which has caused many changes for businesses including planning and preparation, investments, new concepts and ideas.
As part of #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek, Downtown in Business’ Patrick Gaffney caught up with Psychotherapist and Anxiety Specialist Joshua Fletcher to discuss the mental health impact of working from home in the short and long term.
Following on the heels of the Government’s extension to the furlough scheme, new research by the #ForgottenLtd campaign shows that nine out of 10 small business owners feel abandoned by the Government amid the coronavirus outbreak.
