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The Wilkes Partnership are pleased to announce the appointment of two key members of staff who have joined their expanding Business Recovery and Turnaround and Corporate teams.
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The Wilkes Partnership are pleased to announce the appointment of two key members of staff who have joined their expanding Business Recovery and Turnaround and Corporate teams.

Black Capital Group, the holding company that powers the Procure Partnerships Framework and Compliance Chain, is calling for recruitment companies across the UK to register interest in their forthcoming £100m private sector Construction Resourcing Agreement.

Executive search firm, Howgate Sable, has announced a number of changes in its senior team including the development of an advisory board to aid the business’ growth plans, alongside a raft of promotions.


Victoria gives an employment law update on recent/upcoming changes that you need to be aware of.

Team GB Olympic medallist, javelin thrower Goldie Sayers, has been confirmed as the latest speaker for the DIB ‘Business of Sport’ conference, which takes place on Thursday 7th September 2023 at the Emirates Lancashire County Cricket Stadium, Old Trafford, Manchester.

Reflecting on the city regions recent delegation to property festival MIPIM, Neil outlined the range of opportunities that were now in the pipeline for Birmingham and the wider region, but also spelt out successes that have already been secured.

This week’s Venue of the Week is The Burlington Hotel, Birmingham. Offering guests a sophisticated, four-star base, the Burlington Hotel is conveniently located in the centre of the city of Birmingham.

This week’s Who Are Yer? is Business Development Manager for Liverpool venues Mamasan and Pizza Punks and the Livercool Female Networker of the Year 2022, Rebecca Beglin.

Nick Irving, Director at Howgate Sable reflects on twenty years of Downtown in Business.

Jim feels Labour have a chance of regaining seats in Scotland because of the Scot Nats poor record on services for which their new leader must take some of the blame.He also reports on a major shake up in local government in Cumbria.

As the government continues to over promise and under deliver on immigration, Frank McKenna expresses his contempt for the gesture politics he says the Conservatives are indulging in on an issue that is becoming increasingly important electorally.