The group chairman and chief executive of Downtown in Business, is urging the government to go faster with its efforts to reset trading relationships with the European Union.
Downtown in Business is excited to announce that our Event Manager Beth Mckenna has been selected for the Northern Power Women Future List 2025
The group chair and chief executive of Downtown in Business, Frank McKenna, has become a Trustee of a new charity, established to tackle mental health challenges in the construction industry.
Up for discussion this week were, British and American relations, can people see the bigger picture for the green agenda and ask if the UK government is being stung by its critics?
The Escape Chauffeurs team have a luxurious fleet of vehicles that can service all corporate and leisure clients annual ground transport requirements across the country.
It’s Donald Trump MK2. It certainly has been a lively start.
Sean Keyes, CEO at Sutcliffe, offers comment following the announcement that Eamonn Boylan has now taken up post at Homes England as Interim Chief
Gen Z has transformed Dry January into a full-on movement. But what is the best way for hospitality venues to beat the slump?
Looking ahead to the next 12 months, Sean Keyes, CEO at Sutcliffe outlines his thoughts on what will happen in 2025.
For years, bars, restaurants, and clubs have relied on New Year’s Eve to bring in packed crowds, but something feels like it is shifting.
Downtown in Business will host four events with senior decision – makers from across the country at this year’s international property and investment festival MIPIM.
We are delighted that AtkinsRealis are our Business of the Month for January 2025. AtkinsRéalis, a world-leading design, engineering and project management organization.
