Expert Tutors, environmentally-conscious learners and industry experts at Burnley College are setting their sights on revolutionising drone technology in an exciting new project.
A clothing manufacturer, supported by Made Smarter, is aiming for green growth through sustainable style with a ground-breaking smart eco-factory.
Exciting expansion plans for the University of Central Lancashire’s Burnley Campus have been given the green light after receiving a multi-million pound boost in the Chancellors Budget.
Acorns Children’s Hospice is launching a brand-new Business Club with an exclusive networking event starring TV personality and former SAS solider Colin MacLachlan.
Informed by the thoughts and insights of over 30 city leaders and change makers, KQ Liverpool has published a report which explores what differentiates Liverpool from other UK cities.
After the Chancellors budget emphasised the uniting of the United Kingdom, Simon Danczuk asks the question where does that leave London?
Downtown in Business hosted a roundtable event discussing how the Covid pandemic raised issues within towns, such as the regeneration of towns, with lots within the locality needing investment.
A forward-thinking initiative at the University of Central Lancashire which helps businesses meet their commercial challenges through academic and student-led problem solving has been shortlisted for a national award.
The big talking point across the Atlantic this week is President Biden’s ‘Billionaire’s Proposal’, Martin Liptrot looks at what this will mean for POTUS both domestically and internationally.
Jim asks if the Chancellor’s breezy Budget optimism is justified and the difficulty Labour has in opposing a high spending, high taxing government.
Downtown in Business and Avison Young are currently hosting a series of events looking at “What’s Next for the Northern Powerhouse?”. Here we take a look back at some of the key points discussed at the Liverpool event.
he leader-elect of Manchester City Council Bev Craig, shadow education minister Kate Green MP, and the shadow minister for child poverty Wes Streeting MP will be meeting with Downtown in Business members.
