The Brummie Downtown Den heard first hand from charitable leaders in the city who are actively impacting our communities during this time of crisis. The panel featured Tim Andrews (Lovebrum), Carly Jones (Sifa Fireside), Toby Porter (Acorns) and Tina Swani (Birmingham St Mary’s Hospice). The discussion covered resilience, causes and support that is urgently needed to continue the work that is being delivered.
DIB Meets… United Wolves Productions
Downtown in Business boss Frank McKenna chats with Michael Wolf, Founder of United Wolves Productions.
The Downtown Den Politics Podcast | EP.80 | Have Labour gone from woke to Reform?
NHS reform, welfare reform, MIPIM and Adolescence.
The Downtown Den Politics Podcast | EP.84 | Headlines are the Currency
Listen to the latest Downtown Den Politics Podcast now.
Birmingham restaurant festival reveals first wave of 2025 line-up
In the longest preview list since inception, Birmingham Restaurant Festival has revealed the first 31 restaurants taking part, including 670 Grams, Orelle, Chapter and Dishoom