Located within a stunning Art Deco-style former bank building, Lucky Cat Manchester is a fantastic addition to the cities dining scene by Gordon Ramsay and is quickly becoming the go-to venue for corporate and other private events in Manchester. The Downtown team attended their recent Summer Showcase to see what this unique venue has to offer.
Steven explores Euro 2024’s impact on the UK’s hospitality sector.
Following yesterday’s state opening of parliament, Sean Keyes, CEO of Sutcliffe and Simon Harris, CEO of Avrenim share their reactions to the King’s Speech.
Civil and structural engineering firm, Sutcliffe, announces significant expansion in its Manchester operations, securing an impressive £275 million worth of projects in 2024, evidencing its substantial growth and commitment to the region.
Patrick Vizzone, a global agri-food tech founder, has been appointed an Honorary Professor at Alliance Manchester Business School (AMBS).
Chester Zoo has revealed its spectacular Christmas light trail will feature “more animal lantern puppets than ever before.”
Newly appointed chef, Andrew Green has created the new menu complete with modern twists and hints of Liverpool’s historic trade past.
HybridTec, a national training provider based in Liverpool which delivers accredited, industry-led energy training to build a future workforce, address the skills gap and prepare the next generation to enter the workforce fully qualified in green energy technology, has announced it has achieved a ‘Good’ Ofsetd report – one of the highest ranks attainable.
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Bruntwood SciTech is announcing that the UK’s leading electrical retailer, AO, has chosen 111 Piccadilly for its new Manchester city centre creative hub.
The firm will take the entire 15th floor, providing a fully fitted and furnished workspace for its creative department, comprising animators, production staff and graphic designers. By relocating to 111 Piccadilly, AO will gain direct collaboration and networking opportunities with other like-minded tech businesses already based at the building, including the likes of national EV charging network Be.EV and payment solutions software provider, Total Processing.
Social impact property developer Capital&Centric have teamed up with RIBA and City of Wolverhampton Council for an international architectural competition to design a diverse and creative neighbourhood at St George’s in Wolverhampton.
Chester is a city steeped in history and charm, has long been a bustling hub for tourists and locals alike. However, the recent closures of beloved establishments such as the Henry Potts and Boheme paint a stark picture of the struggles facing the hospitality industry here.
