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Downtown in Business Lancashire hosted its final event before a summer break at the incredible Bar Pintxos.
Lancashire Business View’s annual list of the county’s 100 most profitable SMEs reveals they have risen to the challenge of the pandemic, volatile price rises and Brexit to deliver for the local economy once again.
As Britain experienced its hottest day ever this week, Martin Liptrot looks at the climate crisis in America and what President Biden can do about it.
This week Victoria as “Do you know what the Good work plan is?”
Jim asks if Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss are going to continue tearinging each other apart in the Tory leadership contest? He also wonders if party members want ideological tax cuts or a chance of winning the next election when they cast their votes?
Simon Danczuk takes a look at what the Tory leadership vote means for the Conservatives and Labours chances at the next General Election.
Downtown in Business will host its second annual property, planning, and regeneration conference on Thursday 15th September at the Grand Hotel, Birmingham.
DIB boss, Frank McKenna recaps Downtown’s summer activity and looks at whats ahead for the Autumn.
Leading town and city-centre developer, Muse, along with registered provider, Thirteen Group, and Homes Englandhave recently started on site delivering 113 affordable homes at Northshore, Stockton-on-Tees.
Two Lancashire car dealerships have pledged staff time to help with conservation improvements on the River Ribble and its associated tributaries.
Civil and structural engineering firm Sutcliffe reports record £5.2m turn-over figure across group for 2021, with firm on course to break £6m mark over the next 12 months
