On Wednesday 25th June, Downtown in Business hosted another insightful edition of our ‘In Conversation with…’ dinner series in Birmingham, welcoming Richard Lawrence, the newly appointed Executive Director of Place, Prosperity and Sustainability at Birmingham City Council
A special offer for the first two weeks of the Beyond van Gogh and beyond Monet at Exhibition Centre 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”.
We are delighted that Earl Kendrick Chartered Surveyors are our latest Business of the Week. Earl Kendrick is an award-winning firm of chartered building surveyors serving key property management clients.
A Ground-breaking Union of Music and Digital Innovation.
Young people applying for a job this summer can download the HMRC app for instant access to the tax and salary details they need
Liverpool accountancy firm DSG has appointed Kate Taylor as a new audit partner as well as promoting two existing team members – David Pennant-Williams and Joanna Caley.
Businesses across Lancashire are being encouraged to make use of Boost, the county’s fully funded business support service, which has assisted more than 2,000 companies since September 2023.
You have all heard of MAGA, you may have even bought the hat, but this week Martin tells us about MALA, what it’s all about and who is behind it…
On Thursday 12th June 2025, we welcomed an incredible mix of hospitality professionals, students, educators and industry leaders to our June edition of The Art of Hospitality 2025!
The group chair and chief executive of Downtown in Business, Frank McKenna, has broadly welcomed Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ Spending Review announcement this week- but has said that the government now needs to crack on with radical planning reforms, a transformation of the welfare system, and investment into the skills agenda if it is to deliver on its ambition for economic growth
