Talented Performing Arts and Dance students at Burnley College Sixth Form Centre are finalising preparations for a magical Christmas production of ‘Cinderella’ which will enchant young and old alike next week.
There’s a quiet revolution taking place, which you might not be aware of, and it’s primarily focused on the good old bus.
Downtown in Business recently held an exclusive roundtable dinner with the leading members of NP11, Sir Roger Marsh OBE and Asif Hamed MBE.
As our U.S. cousins celebrate Thanksgiving, Martin Liptrot looks how what was once a family holiday has become a commerical one.
Ladyboss HR discusses why she’s not afraid to give up the good to go for the great.
William Baldwin, director at civil and structural engineering firm Sutcliffe, has wowed the judges and picked up a score of perfect 10’s at Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation’s Strictly Ballroom, in the process raising circa £1,740 for the charity.
The latest edition of Downtown Quarterly is OUT NOW and focuses on Tech & Innovation.
A life-changing engineering project to turn a Burnley youngster’s exoskeleton vision into reality has been recognised at COP26 through a major award.
Preston based Cotton Court Business Centre is once again championing the cause of the children’s charity Barnardo’s.
In the latest view from across the pond, Martin Liptrot discusses the transportation infrastructure problems that America faces.
This week Lord Andrew Adonis, the man who is the brains behind HS2 gives his reaction to the government’s latest decisions around the project in a special ‘guest blog’ for DIB.
The failure of Lancashire’s politicians to act in a co-ordinated and cohesive fashion has cost the county once again, as Rishi Sunak chose to select areas with Combined Authorities and elected mayors to invest the bigger chunks of cash that he announced in his budget last month according to Downtown in Business Chief Executive Frank McKenna.
