Fast-growing, award winning mid-tier commercial law firm HM3 Legal, already well established in Chester and celebrating its 10th anniversary in Liverpool this month, has today announced the opening of a new office in Altrincham, South Manchester – further strengthening its presence across the North West.
Wates, Stepnell, Morgan Sindall, Kier and BAM have partnered with the newly formed Centre for Construction Best Practice as Gold Corporate Partners.
In a very special episode of the Downtown Den Politics Podcast Frank McKenna is joined by the former chairman of the very influential conservative backbench 1922 Committee, Sir Graham Brady.
Labours first year in government ended with a backbench rebellion, a chancellor in tears, and Jeremy Corbyn announcing the launch of a new political party.
INNSiDE by Meliá Liverpool, part of the Meliá Hotels International, is pleased to announce an exclusive partnership with United Wolves Productions to launch new professional podcast packages hosted in the hotel’s dynamic Big Ideas Space.
Acting on behalf of their Contracting Authority, Wirral Council, Procure Partnerships Framework has announced the launch of its third-generation North West Contractor Framework.
This year marks a significant milestone for Chester based VM & Events Ltd, a leading name in visual merchandising for the UK jewellery and watch industry, as it celebrates 15 years of creativity, expertise, and visual impact.
Downtown in Business was delighted to kick off Housing 2025 with two standout events in Manchester, bringing together leaders and innovators from across the housing, property, and regeneration sectors.
A special offer for the first two weeks of the Beyond van Gogh and beyond Monet at Exhibition Centre Liverpool.
Nugent is delighted to announce the return of its annual Gala, taking place on Thursday 6th November 2025 at the stunning Rum Warehouse, Titanic Hotel Liverpool.
Nine years ago this week, the UK voted to leave the European Union. Reflecting on that momentous decision almost a decade back, Downtown in Business (DiB), one of the UK’s leading business organisations, has launched a scathing critique of the economic and political consequences of Brexit
The strategy has been described by Downtown as “a strong starting point”.
