DIB unveils Spring/Summer events bonanza
Downtown in Business will host its most extensive spring/summer events programme ever in 2022.
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Modernising History!
Knowsley Lift Services were tasked with providing a reliable, efficient, cost-effective replacement solution for the hydraulic goods lift, which has had many reliability issues, given… Read More »Modernising History!
Nationwide cleaning security cctv services
Nationwide Management Services are here to help, support and secure our clients assets, premises and workforce.
Business leaders review MIPIM 2022 at DIB event
Downtown in Business, in association with the Liverpool Place Partnership, were delighted to host a breakfast forum this week which invited delegates to share their feedback and experiences from MIPIM and bring together ideas on how to keep the momentum going for the Place Partnership.
CPI expands into the North West at Liverpool Science Park
CPI’s new presence in Liverpool will help drive innovation and economic growth in the region.
Final submissions call for incubator programme searching for the ‘event of the future’
Manchester Central, one of the UK’s largest event venues, is running its incubator programme as part of its ambition to discover the next big event and innovate within the sector.
Seeking the difference-makers aged under 36
Lancashire Business View is to profile those aged under 36 who are already making their impact in the business world in the magazine’s next Sub36 showcase in association with Lancashire Skills Hub.
Northern Council Leaders talk ‘Levelling Up’
Downtown Cheshire in Business were delighted to host our ‘Northern Power Towns Leaders’ Lunch’ recently at Opera Grill, Chester.
New Director of Place for Liverpool knows it’s a balancing act
Longstanding Downtown member Dougal Paver of PR and public affairs advisors Merrion Strategy reviews our recent dinner with one the Liverpool Combined Authority’s new senior hires.
Labour needs to rediscover its common-sense gene
Unless and until Labour rediscovers its common-sense gene around complex issues such as transgender rights, it will never be in government. Frank McKenna’s latest blog focusses on Keir Starmer’s discomfort over the ‘culture wars’ issue that has dominated media interviews with politicians in recent weeks.
A week in America | 08 April 2022
In the latest view from America, Martin Liptrot discusses the cost of universities in the U.S. and Why Florida is offering incentives via The Lottery.
If it ain’t broke
Jim thinks there is no need to privatise Channel Four which has become a force for good for the northern media industry. He also look back on this week thirty and forty years ago which brought turning points for the Conservative Party.