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The Savvy Fox Mini Fest
Get ready for an unforgettable May Bank Holiday Weekend as Hotel Wrexham bring you the Savvy Fox Mini-Festival, in collaboration with Devafest!
Harnessing the power of partnerships: Liverpool’s bid to be a green skills super-city
Recently the City of Liverpool College hosted a diverse panel of business and political leaders discussing how Liverpool can build a workforce that will drive job and career opportunities as part of a green economic transformation.
DIB boss welcomes ABID ballot win
The Group chair and chief executive of Downtown in Business, Frank McKenna, has welcomed the news that the city’s Accommodation Business Improvement District has won business backing to secure a visitor levy that will bring millions of pounds into the Liverpool economy.
Millennium point celebrates record-breaking year
The landmark building attracted an increased number of national conferences to the area and welcomed 62,000 visitors to over 500 events across the year.