Next Monday, 15th September 2025, Downtown in Business (DIB), in collaboration with the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA), will host a high-profile Parliamentary Reception on the Terrace at the House of Commons to present the West Midlands Growth Plan.
Keir Starmers latest reset has not gone according to plan. But has the PM turned the crisis into an opportunity?
We are delighted that Make Events are our latest Business of the Week. With offices in Wilmslow and London, Make Events is a full-service events agency dedicated to creating extraordinary experiences that deliver real impact.
The 16th annual awards will be held at Blackpool’s Winter Gardens on March 12 next year and are presented by Lancashire Business View.
Sedulo Group – one of the UK’s fastest-growing business advisory firms – has appointed Ben Vaux as Corporate Tax Director, based in their Leeds office.
Join Masons’, Liverpool for a special evening with the legendary ex-Liverpool star Sammy Lee, a key part of the Reds’ glory years in the late 70s and 80s
Downtown in Business boss Frank McKenna recently caught up with Professor Aleks Subic, Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive at Aston University.
DJH, a private equity-backed accountancy and professional services group with a team of nearly 750 multidisciplinary professionals, has further expanded its North West presence by acquiring Haines Watts offices in Chester, Liverpool, and Wirral.
Liverpool BID Company are inviting city centre businesses to complete their short survey and share your thoughts on how Liverpool BID can best support you over the next five years. This is your opportunity to highlight priorities, share your views, and influence the future direction of the city centre.
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
Downtown in Business (DIB) is celebrating a decade in Birmingham, a period that has seen the city undergo one of the most significant transformations in its modern history.
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.
