In this report Western Union’s FX & Macro Strategist for the UK, George Vessey, explains why the world’s 6th largest economy faces yet another critical moment in time.
Downtown in Business has announced its latest partnership deal – with one of the most innovative companies in the Green industry sector.
A recent survey published in Insider magazine entitled ‘The workplace will never be the same,’ has revealed that the effects of the past year may have potentially changed the way we think about work and in particular the workplace.
As lockdown restrictions finally began easing in the UK, Downtown in Business hosted a special live event at INNSiDE by Meliá, Manchester on Wednesday 19th May 2021.
A business leader has criticised the government for what he describes as ‘mixed messaging and the presentation of contradictory evidence’ as the route map out of lockdown seems set to be redrawn.
Blackburn College has started delivering new free courses for adult learners at the Darwen Heritage Centre in Darwen town centre.
Fast-growing Liverpool architecture practice Studio RBA has secured planning permission for its latest project for Shape Land & Property and its partner Reciprocal Solutions.
Learn what Western Union Business Solutions are doing to combat the issue of mental health.
Lancashire Business View has launched its search to find the county’s ‘family business heroes’.
Former BBC Political Editor and Downtown commentator Jim Hancock, and former Labour adviser Adam McNicholas joined DIB boss Frank McKenna to discuss last weeks ‘Super Thursday’ election results.
Downtown in Business has been nominated for Best COVID-Safe Non Music Event at the Event Production show for Livercool 2020. The Event Production Show will be taking place on 26th May and other nominees include The Luna Cinema, #WeMakeEvents campaign, Bongo’s Bingo and Sacha Lord. Past winners for the awards also include Culture Liverpool for Liverpool’s Dream, Isle of Wight Festival, Event Genius and Ticket Arena.
The Conservative Party have retained control of Lancashire County Council – and won the Police and Crime Commissioner post from the Labour Party.
