
The Wilkes Partnership attends the Birmingham Legal Awards 2023
Birmingham based law firm, The Wilkes Partnership were delighted to have been shortlisted for the Regional Law Firm of the Year for the 2023 Birmingham Legal Awards.
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Birmingham based law firm, The Wilkes Partnership were delighted to have been shortlisted for the Regional Law Firm of the Year for the 2023 Birmingham Legal Awards.

Leading manufacturers and suppliers of jewellery and precious metals, Hockley Mint Limited and its associated companies, have recently been sold to an employee ownership trust in a deal facilitated by The Wilkes Partnership LLP.

Saudia Airlines is to fly three times a week between Birmingham and Jeddah from July.

Gary Neville announced as keynote speaker for the inaugural DIB Business of Sport conference on Thursday 7th September 2023.

This weeks Who Are Yer? is Legal Director at Glenville Walker & Partners, Stuart Capstick.

As DIB celebrates twenty years in business, we are asking our members and business leadrrs, what DIB means to them. This week, Jon Corner Chief Digital Officer for the City of Salford.

The Downtown in Business inaugural ‘Change Makes Live’ conference that was hosted at the Spine Building in Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter on Thursday 2nd March 2023 was so successful that we have already booked a date for the next one in 2024.

This week’s Venue of the Week is Mercure Blackburn Dunkenhalgh Hotel & Spa. The Blackburn Hotel and Spa is set inside a beautiful 700-year-old country manor house.

DIB CEO Frank McKenna joined Esther and Philip on their Saturday Morning GB News show once again to discuss the latest news.

In 2022 James was diagnosed with a brain tumor, he’s auctioning his entire cook book collection to fundraise for the Brain Tumor Association.

Watch the video review from DIB’s inaugural Change Makers Live conference. Featuring Wes Streeting MP, Dr Natalie Kenny, Chrissie Wolfe, Stephen Young, Jen Fenner, Jessica Bowles and Howard Lewis.

Jeremy Hunt delivered his first budget since becoming Chancellor, with a primary focus on getting Britain ‘back into work’. Here are some of the key points for Employers and HR to consider.