PHX Training, which has offices in Blackpool, Preston and Morecambe, has been selected by PeoplePlus to deliver a range of qualifications to help fill job vacancies across the county.
Vacant housing is repurposed into authentic crime scenes for UCLan’s growing number of forensic science and criminal investigation students .
UCLan’s online conference tomorrow will showcase climate change and waste management research
Burnley College Sixth Form Centre’s talented new Esports team has joined forces with professionals from Burnley FC’s successful Esports squad in a bid to dominate the world gaming stage.
orth West businesses claimed the third highest number of research and development (R&D) tax credits than any other region for the 19/20 financial year according to HMRC’s R&D tax relief report.
The chief executive of Downtown in business, Frank McKenna, has warned that Lancashire is in danger of missing out on funding, the levelling up agenda and devolution if its senior politicians don’t start to get their act together quickly.
A Preston-based BMW service engineer has become the only technician in England to retain one of the toughest technical accreditations in the motor trade seven times in succession.
Former Transport Minister, Lord Andrew Adonis, will be addressing Downtown’s Transport, Infrastructure & Construction Parliamentary Reception.
Downtown in Business will be hosting its annual national planning, property, and regeneration conference at the magnificent Grand Hotel, in the heart of Birmingham city centre, on Thursday 15th September 2022.
Accountants and business advisors Beever and Struthers have formed a partnership with Pareto Financial Planning to provide their staff and clients with award-winning independent financial and wealth management advice.
A very special edition of Lancashire Business View is now available to be read online for free.
Downtown Lancashire in Business recently hosted the next in a series of ‘In Conversation with…’ events at Bar Pintxos, Preston with Preston City Council leader, Cllr Matthew Brown.
