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If your work touches property, regeneration, infrastructure, investment, growth or placemaking, this is a conversation the private sector need to be part of.
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If your work touches property, regeneration, infrastructure, investment, growth or placemaking, this is a conversation the private sector need to be part of.

Food lovers can now explore the exclusive festival menus from 60 participating venues as Birmingham Restaurant Festival prepares to take over the city this August.

The business organisation believes that a cut in hospitality VAT would provide a much-needed stimulus for a sector that sits at the heart of local economies across the country, while helping businesses invest, recruit and grow.

As part of the initiative, DIB has published an open letter to MPs, ministers, metro mayors, and civic leaders outlining a package of proposed reforms.

Sean Keyes, CEO at leading civil and structural engineering consultancy, Sutcliffe shares his opinion of the challenges for business to offer youngster a start in their careers.

Join peopleHUB’s next webinar where Claire McGuinness will cover this major change to employment law and the best way for employers to prepare.

What will it take to kickstart investment and development in UK?

What are the main barriers to getting development moving?

Sean Keyes, CEO of Sutcliffe, reflects on the Government’s pledge of 2024 to deliver 1.5 million new homes during this Parliament

John Rayson, Managing Director, North region at AtkinsRéalis explains how policy and finance work together.

We caught up with senior figures from Bimringham, Liverpool and Blackpool to hear some of those development opportunities.

Business organisation Downtown in Business has welcomed new government measures designed to protect small and medium-sized enterprises from late payments by larger corporations but is warning ministers that another damaging business practice continues to devastate SMEs across the UK.