There isn’t going to be a General Election, but the North West will see a significant test of how large that Labour lead is. Jim reviews the challenges and opportunities for the new Prime Minister.
Octopus Energy Generation, one of Europe’s largest renewable energy investors, is earmarking up to £110m on behalf of its Sky fund (ORI SCSp) for Manchester-based public EV charging network Be.EV to scale and install new charge points across the UK.
Phil Neville may not be considered to be one of the most naturally gifted footballers of his time – but few would claim to have been more hard working and committed than a man who played for Manchester United and Everton Football Clubs.
In his latest blog, Martin reflects on his experience moderating an Economic Development Summit and gives his advice to others looking to host economic kickstart events.
In her latest blog, Victoria discusses gambling in the workplace and how to spot the red flags.
The resignation of Liz Truss is given full analysis by Jim who also wonders why Labour are so keen on coming to power at this time of crisis.
Truss has gone, but who will take over? And does it matter? Sunak is hated by Boris’ crowd. Hunt is hated by the ERG. Braverman is hated by the electorate. Mordaunt – Meh. Frank McKenna suggests that the Conservative Party has become ungovernable.
Downtown in Business will host a national conference exploring innovative solutions to the challenges facing the UK and global economy in the twenty-first century early next year.
Sean Keyes, Managing Director of civil and structural engineering firm, Sutcliffe, reacts to Jeremy Hunt’s announcement.
Frank McKenna joined Esther McVey and Philip Davies on their Saturday Morning GB News selection to discuss the latest news.
Victoria Brown set up her first business when she was just 17. She has gone on to become the owner of multiple businesses, including leading HR consultancy company HPC, award winning tech business oneHR, and property investment company Viridis.
America’s economy is the biggest and the boldest but it is beset with record levels of debt. This week Martin looks at the tough choices ahead if the nation want’s to balance the books.
