Join Downtown for an afternoon with Professor Tim Jones, Vice-Chancellor at The University of Liverpool, and Colin Sinclair, CEO of Liverpool Knowledge Quarter, to delve into the future of Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter to discuss the next steps for Liverpool’s KQ.
A Platform for Collaboration and Innovation, The ‘Northern Power Towns’ event series has become synonymous with fostering collaboration and driving innovation across the North of England. This next exclusive event will feature Alison McKenzie-Folan, Chief Executive of Wigan Council, and Steven Broomhead, Chief Executive at Warrington Borough Council.
In celebration of over 20 years of Liverpool BID Company, Downtown in Business, in collaboration with the Liverpool BID Company, will be hosting a fantastic People Power Places Conference this September.
It’s game on in the U.S. presidential race and Keir Starmer’s first PMQ’s was exercise in courtesy and restraint.
HotShots – Liverpool’s Drink, Dine and Darts experience is opening in Cains Brewery Building on Thursday 1st August.
A beautiful new wedding and event space has opened on Parr Street just off Wolstenholme Square. It provides an event space for the Ropewalks Hotel and a dedicated space for a whole host of corporate and celebratory functions.
The hospitality industry is undergoing a significant transformation, and young people are at the forefront of this change.
Summer celebrations for Castle Street and Bold Street are back!
Join Liverpool BID Company for the first ever free festival on the waterfront from the BID. Enjoy a family friendly and well-being focused day where families can enjoy Liverpool’s waterfront before back to school!
Builder Book have been working with Everton in the Community, and other stakeholders, to deliver 10,000 ‘Planet Packs’ – a selection of creative and learning activities – to children and young people across the Liverpool City Region. Their long term ambition is to be able to provide a pack to every young person in the city region.
Jim reports on the first big challenges facing the Chancellor, the row over the economic inheritance, the legacy of HS2 cancellation, Biden’s departure and the Tories leadership plans.
Jim Hancock and Jo Phillips discuss the latest dramatic developments in the race for the White House, the first row of the new Labour government over the 2 child benefit limit, the weighty King’s speech in general and will the Tories go long or short in the search for a new leader?
