Michael Tourville has been promoted to partner at accountants and business advisors Beever and Struthers within the firm’s social housing and not-for-profit sector team.
Former Transport Minister, Lord Andrew Adonis, will be addressing Downtown’s Transport, Infrastructure & Construction Parliamentary Reception.
Downtown in Business will be hosting its annual national planning, property, and regeneration conference at the magnificent Grand Hotel, in the heart of Birmingham city centre, on Thursday 15th September 2022.
Project Four are taking a leading role in promoting and encouraging engagement with the Construction Leadership Councils October Campaign ‘Stop. Make A Change’.
Accountants and business advisors Beever and Struthers have formed a partnership with Pareto Financial Planning to provide their staff and clients with award-winning independent financial and wealth management advice.
Four new areas across the UK have pledged to become ‘Sustainable Palm Oil Communities.’
Initial 30 Manchester businesses sign up with Zellar to begin carbon reduction journey.
Therme Manchester Marathon, the 4th largest event of its kind in Europe, returns to Manchester on Sunday October 10th, with a new route and a diverse range of volunteering opportunities available.
A new incubator programme for the event industry is set to launch in the coming weeks, offering businesses the opportunity to bring their next big idea to life with the backing of Manchester’s iconic city centre events venue.
Chester Zoo is celebrating the birth of a threatened spider monkey.
Governments like slogans – and in the north, having been used to the Powerhouse label since 2014, we are now trying to understand where we fit in the latest ‘levelling up’ agenda. We are left asking ourselves whether the Northern Powerhouse remains relevant, and perhaps more importantly whether it will leverage the strategic public investment we continue to critically need to maximise our potential. Here, Nicola Rigby, Principal at Avison Young shares her insights.
More than £13m of additional spend generated for the local economy in Q4.
