It is difficult to imagine where many business tenants will find the necessary funds to pay rent in addition to utility bills and other business outgoings when they may not have traded for months.
Multinational firm Pinsent Masons has reported its FY20 results against four new headline benchmark metrics signalling a step change for the business following the launch of its refreshed strategy.
Mode, the new breed digital banking app, has extended its partnership with payments provider Modulr to launch its first feature powered by ‘Open Banking’
Downtown in Business was delighted to be joined in the Downtown Den by Ciara Keeling the CEO of Bruntwood Works.
New Brexit developments in June bring additional uncertainty for UK and EU firms, adding to the on-going COVID-19 complexities.
Simon Danczuk, the Chair of Downtown London discusses all things social media with Katy Howell from Immediate Future.
Modular construction specialist Darwin Group has delivered a new multi-use block for Reddiford School in Pinner, North West London.
Returning to the workplace following lockdown will no doubt be met with mixed responses writes Felicity Staff, Senior Legal Advisor at Make UK.
The Chair of Downtown London, Simon Danczuk spoke to the Deputy Mayor for Planning, Regeneration and Skills, Jules Pipe.
If you were wondering what happened to Brexit then look no further than this webinar with Jonathan Isaby, recent editor of Brexit Central. He talks us through the final stages of Brexit and what it means for business.
Restaurants and other establishments serving food for on-premises consumption can now sign up to a new government initiative aimed at protecting jobs in the hospitality industry and encouraging people to safely return to dining out.
Kennedys Law reacts to The Chancellor’s Summer Statement.
