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Manchester Central, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, is inviting the public inside for an exclusive opportunity to explore the venue and meet the team behind the scenes

DSG is proud to announce that we have been named Professional Services Firm of the Year at the City of Liverpool Business Awards 2025. The awards were hosted by Downtown in Business and took place at the stunning Sefton Park Palm House on 3rd July.

We are delighted that Liverpool John Lennon Airport are our latest business of the week. Having just been crowned the best airport in the UK by AirHelp!

Fast-growing, award winning mid-tier commercial law firm HM3 Legal, already well established in Chester and celebrating its 10th anniversary in Liverpool this month, has today announced the opening of a new office in Altrincham, South Manchester – further strengthening its presence across the North West.

In this week’s blog Steven looks at This week, Steven explores what Gen Z and millennial hospitality staff really want in 2025 — and it’s more than just money. From flexibility to real growth opportunities, find out what it takes to keep young talent engaged and thriving.

Business leaders warn that failure to meet housing targets could jeopardise £5 billion cyber investment.

The 2025 National Student Survey ranks the University of Central Lancashire 35th for average positivity out of 122 institutions
Paul Jonson, Senior Partner at Pannone Corporate discusses Manchester’s recent growth, future ambitions, and the role of business in shaping the city’s next chapter.

Downtown in Business (DIB) will convene some of the UK’s most influential civic leaders, government figures, and private sector stakeholders for a landmark Property, Regeneration & Infrastructure Conference this autumn — a timely event that aligns with the government’s renewed focus on accelerating housebuilding and driving regional economic growth.

Forty years on form Live Aid, Frank McKenna expresses his concern that the progress made by that Rock & Roll movement is in reverse.

Jim has a gloomy view about the government’s ability to quickly turn
around its fortunes. He also reflects on the death of Lord Tebbit.

Wates, Stepnell, Morgan Sindall, Kier and BAM have partnered with the newly formed Centre for Construction Best Practice as Gold Corporate Partners.