EP.58 – Downtown Den: Tom Bloxham LIVE in the Downtown Den
07/07/2020
The co-founder of Property giant Urban Splash Tom Bloxham MBE visited the Downtown Den to talk about his fascinating career to date.
The co-founder of Property giant Urban Splash Tom Bloxham MBE visited the Downtown Den to talk about his fascinating career to date.
Listen as Frank McKenna and Andre Walker discuss how businesses have reacted to the COVID-19 crisis and what the government and the country can as we move out of lockdown.
City workers are being asked to celebrate their firms’ community and volunteering initiatives this year by taking part in online and offline activities as part of The Lord Mayor’s Appeal’s City Giving Day 2020.
On 19 June 2020 the Government published its long awaited Code of Practice for commercial property relationships during the COVID-19 pandemic (the Code) to assist landlords and tenants who have found themselves in an unprecedented financial situation due to the pandemic.
Downtown London Chair, Simon Danczuk chats to four leading personalities from the world of Impact Sourcing.
Make UK, the manufacturers’ organisation, welcomes the introduction of new ‘flexible furlough’ arrangements from 1 July, but highlights areas where employers must take particular care.
A TV personality who came to the public’s attention during University Challenge is helping to inspire a group of UK children during lockdown.
This issue of DM focuses we have asked some of our MIPIM partners to share their hopes and aspirations for the places they work in.
John James, the Managing Director of Soho Estates talks to us about his campaign to save the hospitality industry – the Soho Summer Street Festival.
Downtown in Business has unveiled a 30-step plan to help get the UK economy out of lockdown and back on track.
This week Downtown in Business unveiled its Manifesto for economic Recovery. In his latest blog, Frank McKenna explains why the government needs to think big and be bold if we are to avoid a return to the Eighties – with a nod in the direction (and an apology) to the late, great David Bowie.
The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (the Scheme) will remain in place until the end of October with changes from 1 July 2020 requiring increasing employer contributions.