Forbes Solicitors and Barclays return as headline Red Rose Awards sponsors
The 2022 Red Rose Awards has secured the backing of two long-standing supporters as Forbes Solicitors and Barclays have both signed on once more as headline sponsors.
The 2022 Red Rose Awards has secured the backing of two long-standing supporters as Forbes Solicitors and Barclays have both signed on once more as headline sponsors.
Recycling-led waste management company is set to open a new Waste and Resource Recycling Centre in Birmingham in Quarter One, 2022.
Today is your last chance to nominate those companies and individuals that you think are worthy of a coveted City of Manchester Business Award.
This week, Victoria discusses how you can engage with your employees and how important it is to communicate with them effectively.
Martin Liptrot discusses the Pretendians and how race and identity issues are playing out in the USA.
After a fantastic start to 2022 Downtown’s KJ Clarke looks at what the rest of the year holds for Downtown in Birmingham.
Is “partygate” losing its impact? Jim thinks so and in his blog he looks at future threats to the Prime Minister. He also looks at the contenders to be the new BBC Political Editor.
One of the fastest growing security businesses in the UK, Sentinel Group Security are seeking a highly motivated, innovative and commercially minded Security Sales Director with experience in the services sector, UK wide.
Lord Andrew Adonis, a former adviser to Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, and Boris Johnson, will be one of the keynote speakers at the Downtown in Business national Innovation, Health & Tech conference, to be held in Liverpool on Thursday 23rd June.
Liverpool City Region-based mechanical and electrical engineering powerhouse Steven Hunt Associates has appointed four new directors as the company continues its growth across the North West.
Don’t miss an entertaining evening in the spectacular setting of Liverpool Town Hall on Monday 28 February 2022 in the company of Merseyside’s legends of football and rugby.
Frank McKenna thinks that politics has become a sport? Kurt Zouma was condemned by most people for brutalising his cat – but his club and its fans got behind him. Boris Johnson is being battered in the polls for his recent behaviour by voters – but Tory party activists still back him? So, has ‘tribalism’ replaced common-sense when it comes to political discussion and debate?