HPC have an upcoming 2-day Mental Wellbeing First Aid online course that is packed with practical advice, teaching attendees to spot signs of declining mental health and be able to appropriately offer someone help both in an emergency and longer-term situation.
It has been a rough couple of years for both the UK economy as a whole and the commercial property sector in general, with volatile interest rates and inflation affecting both property prices and rental yields throughout the sector.
Ahead of next week’s Budget, Jim examines the pressure on the Chancellor for tax cuts, and the consequences if he carries them out.
Has the Tory Party been taken over by loonies, fruitcakes, and closet racists?
Local authority chief executives from Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle, and Salford, will be joining the Downtown in Business ‘Leaders Lunch’ at the Cannes property festival MIPIM on Tuesday 12th March.
We have a quick catch-up with Laura Padgett, Managing Director at Authentic Talent.
Has British politics sunk to an all-time low? Shameful scenes in the commons this week, followed by Islamophobic comments from a senior Conservative MP, and a shambolic by election campaign now in its final ten days in Rochdale- how has it come to this?
This week’s Venue of the Week is Chester Racecourse. Chester Racecourse have an extensive range of private facilities and restaurants available from tables of two, up to chalets for over 500 people. Raceday hospitality is the perfect way to upgrade your racing experience here at Chester Racecourse.
peopleHUB March 2024 – Important Employment Law Changes in 2024
This week, Martin considers the challenges place-makers face, and the need to create homes where people genuinely want to live.
Frank McKenna condemns the gutter politics of the SNP which brought parliament into disrepute this week.
Jim reflects on the Speakership of Lindsay Hoyle, the forthcoming Rochdale by election and possibly (not another one) in Lancashire.
