We are delighted that Laing O’Rourke are our Business of the Month for October. Over the past two decades, Laing O’Rourke has expanded into new markets and pioneered modern methods of construction, applying advanced technologies to deliver certainty and excellence for clients. Its portfolio includes some of the most iconic projects in the world, underpinned by a reputation for innovation, safety, and quality.
Leading integrated communications agency PLMR is delighted to be bringing the PLMR Policy Hub back to Labour Party Conference for 2025.
On Thursday 25th September 2025, Downtown in Business hosted our fourteenth annual City of Manchester Business Awards 2025 at the wonderful Lowry Hotel.
Bee Our Guest book launches to cross sector Industry support and hits #2 Best Seller on Amazon Children’s Listing.
Heathrow has launched its World of Opportunity programme for 2025, designed to support small businesses (SMEs) in their efforts to expand exports.
Work is officially underway on one of the UK’s most ambitious and immersive festive attractions
As Nugent celebrates being named Business of the Month with Downtown in Business, we’re shining a spotlight on the exciting events that are bringing our community together.
The refreshed division will provide services spanning compliance, structuring, transactions and international tax planning.
On Thursday 11th September at Hotel Voco in Manchester, Downtown in Business hosted ‘Talkin ‘Bout Regeneration 2025’, our annual national conversation on regeneration, investment, and growth.
We are delighted that Nugent are our latest Business of the Month. Nugent is proud to announce its role as the official charity partner for the Halloween Family Day, delivered in partnership with The Jockey Club this October.
Liverpool’s leading HR and Health & Safety consultancy, HPC, has strengthened its senior management team, with the appointment of Claire McGuiness to the position of Head of Operations
Private sector lobby group Downtown in Business (DIB) has warned that the government’s Employment Rights Bill, which is expected to receive Royal Assent this autumn, will place unnecessary burdens on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and risk undermining the UK’s business-friendly reputation.
