VWV is delighted to welcome Graham Shaw as a new Partner in the firm’s Academies and Maintained Schools Team to help grow the reach of the team in the North and the Midlands.
OPEN NOW: SSP Group, a leading operator of food and beverage outlets in travel locations, and Popeyes UK®, the UK’s fastest-growing quick-service dining brand, officially opened the first Popeyes ® UK airport restaurant at Birmingham Airport (BHX) today.
We are delighted that Orelle Birmingham are our Venue of the month for July. Orelle comprises a modern French restaurant located on the 24th floor of 103 Colmore Row, plus a Cocktail Bar and all day Café located on the ground floor.
Their Business Professional and Financial Services (BPFS) sector is a stated priority within West Midlands and UK economic growth agenda.
Pegasus Airlines has carried over 100,000 passengers through Birmingham Airport (BHX) since it began operations to/from Birmingham in December 2023.
New Birmingham office space officially opens with Metro Bar reimagining and networking hub featuring darts and free chocolate.
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
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.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Pre-Conference Dinner and Parliamentary Reception, two impactful events that brought the Liverpool City Region to the heart of Westminster and helped build momentum for even stronger collaboration and progress
The train operator launched its summer sale on Tuesday 24 June which offers discounted fares to London Euston and Liverpool Lime Street.
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
