Downtown in Business has welcomed the publication of Prosper UK’s latest report, Set Up For Success? The Case for Greater Devolution, describing it as “an important contribution to the debate about how Britain finally unlocks regional economic growth.”
The countdown is now on, with entries for the Manchester Property Awards 2026 closing on Friday 24th July. The awards celebrate the very best of Greater Manchester’s thriving property sector, recognising the people, projects and organisations shaping the region’s built environment.
The Manchester Deansgate Hotel is offering a special August Day Delegate Rate of just £45 per person for meetings of up to 30 delegates.
Pannone Corporate is the most highly recommended law firm in the North West, according to new data from Legal 500 – the global research and data platform.
The Summer Spritz collection features traditional mixes including Aperol Spritz, Limoncello Spritz, Hugo Spritz, Campari Spritz, Crodino & Elderflower Spritz and a selection of alcohol-free options.
Labour’s candidate for Greater Manchester Mayor, Bev Craig, has unveiled her manifesto ahead of the mayoral election on 30 July, setting out a programme focused on improving affordability, public safety, housing and opportunities for young people.
High-profile speakers to debate the future of UK cities at DIB event.
Downtown in Business has welcomed Manchester United’s confirmation of the proposed location for its new 100,000-seat stadium, describing the project as “exactly the type of bold, transformational ambition major cities need if they are to compete on the global stage.”
Jo Phillips on what Andy Burnham can do as PM to get support from the centre left.
Jim assesses the almost certain arrival of Andy Burnham in Downing Street this month. He warns that devolution must be real with less Manchesterism. He also has a little dip into history.
Fergal O’Connor, Founder and CEO at Buymedia explores AI opportunities and how Andy Burnham embraced the sector as Greater Manchester Mayor.
Britain’s cities and towns feature many distinguished buildings of historical significance. Sadly, in too many cases they have been left to decay. Latest estimates suggest
