Long-serving chief executive at Warrington Borough Council, Vice Chairman of Rugby Super League Club Warrington Wolves, and early adopter and supporter of Downtown in Business, Prof. Steven Broomhead joins Downtown CEO Frank McKenna in the Downtown Den.
Jim analyses the Chancellor’s statement blaming Brexit and Liz Truss more than Covid and Ukraine for the mess.He also reports on a row amongst Labour members in Bury South.
This week, Martin ponders the question – Is this the end for America?
Gaucho, the award-winning steak restaurant will open the doors of number 7 Water Street from Wednesday 23rd November, opening earlier than planned due to unpresented demand for bookings.
HybridTec is expanding with new training centres opening across the North West, including Cumbria and Greater Manchester.
New images have revealed the first look of one of the most technologically advanced bandstands in the world ahead of its opening in Liverpool next year.
Kimpton Energy Solutions are working on a long-term solution to bridge the shortfall in the number of young people choosing a career in construction.
Astraea Linskills won one of the top gongs at the Liverpool Law Society’s glittering black-tie Annual Dinner and Legal Awards at the Rum Warehouse in Liverpool.
The mayor of the West Midlands Combined Authority Andy Street has been confirmed as the latest big-name speaker to join the Downtown in Business national Planning, Property & Regeneration conference that will take place in Birmingham on Thursday 9th February next year.
It has been announced that the coronation of King Charles III will become a national bank holiday in all parts of the UK, but what does this mean for employers and employees?
Jim forecasts that we could see the end of meaningful devolution in the North following next week’s crisis budget. He also comments on the American elections, and reports on parliamentary boundary changes and a possible left wing purge in the Labour Party.
