Council Leader Bev Craig addresses Downtown members
08/06/2023
Earlier this week, Manchester City Council Leader Bev Craig addressed DIB members and outlined her vision for Manchester.
Earlier this week, Manchester City Council Leader Bev Craig addressed DIB members and outlined her vision for Manchester.
DIB CEO Frank McKenna joins the husband and wife duo Esther McVey MP and Philip Davies MP on their Saturday morning GB News show this weekend.
Steven Knowles, former regional director for the North West at Harworth has made the Move to Muse to be the firm’s new director of development management in the North West.
This week Martin strikes up a conversation in an airport lounge and learns way more than he bargained for…
In episode eight of season three in our ‘Business of Sport’ series in the Downtown Den, the former chief executive of Manchester City Council Sir Howard Bernstein joins DIB boss Frank McKenna, discussing the economic impact of sport, culture, and sporting events.
Former Leeds Rhinos and England Rugby League legend Jamie Jones-Buchanan has been confirmed as the latest sporting giant on the speaker list of the DIB Business of Sport conference which takes place on Thursday 7th September 2023 at Lancashire County Cricket Clubs Emirates Stadium.
In this week’s ‘Who Are Yer?’ we get to know Anne King, Director at Steven Hunt & Associates.
This week’s Venue of the Week is Crowne Plaza Newcastle – Stephenson Quarter. Just steps from Newcastle rail station in the city centre, Crowne Plaza® Newcastle – Stephenson Quarter hotel offers upmarket style and gracious service.
We are delighted that VSI Executive Education are our Business of the Month for June 2023. VSI Executive Education are a group of people who focus on smart thinking.
We are delighted that Arc inspirations are our latest Business of the Week. ARC lives to inspire our teams to bring our guests the best drinks, food and to create memorable experiences for them in our venues for all occasions.
UK Biobank, the world’s most significant source of data and biological samples for health research, is set to receive £127.6m to fund a move to a larger, faster, and more efficient, purpose-built facility at Bruntwood SciTech’s Manchester Science Park.