
Staying on Business with Staycity
Staycity is delighted to announce 10 new openings this year including a stylish Wilde property at Manchester, St. Peter’s Square and a exciting new Staycity Manchester, Northern Quarter opening this July.
Staycity is delighted to announce 10 new openings this year including a stylish Wilde property at Manchester, St. Peter’s Square and a exciting new Staycity Manchester, Northern Quarter opening this July.
Western Union Business Solutions are hosting a ‘Cash Flow Optimisation for International Trade’ webinar, Tuesday 6th July.
Downtown in Business is growing rapidly across the UK – would you like to be a part of the fastest growing business club in the UK?
Get to know Downtown’s new Events Assistant, Alice Evans in this weeks ‘Who Are Yer?’
Our international payments partner, Western Union Business Solutions, provides us with monthly market insight into global currencies.
The Speaker of the House, Lindsay Hoyle, will be the guest of honour at the Downtown in Business Parliamentary Reception, which takes place on the evening of Monday 18th October at the Palace of Westminster.
Antimicrobial films have 24-hour preventative protection and has a durability of up to 5 years. It is perfectly safe on the skin and it is ideal for use in conjunction with food hygiene protocols.
If you are working towards net-zero, then you recognise that it is a journey and there are challenges in setting and managing goals to achieve targets for all Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions.
Full service content marketing agency, HDY Agency, has been selected as the marketing lead by Sodexo, the hospitality services and events management brand responsible for major cultural moments and venues across the UK.
The Irish government has increased stamp duty for buyers of 10 or more residential properties to 10% to deter institutional investors from purchasing large parts of new housing estates.
Downtown in Business is back to doing what it does best, hosting a flurry of events over the past fortnight as COVID restrictions are slowly lifted.
A business leader has criticised the government for what he describes as ‘mixed messaging and the presentation of contradictory evidence’ as the route map out of lockdown seems set to be redrawn.