The City of Liverpool College has donated the use of its main campus building, The Learning Exchange, to support North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) during the Coronavirus crisis.
Don’t let Covid-19 restrictions put the brakes on your ambitious plans for academic and career success.
Following on from the release of small business grant funding by the government back in March, a new discretionary fund has been released to assist businesses that didn’t qualify for the first scheme – Local Authority Discretionary Grant Fund.
As we enter the latest week of lockdown. Some restrictions are beginning to ease, such as the opening of shops or stalls that can do all or most of their trading outside. These were allowed to re-open from 1 June 2020.
Alan Robson, Managing Director at Project Four Construction Safety, shares his thoughts on how the workplace has evolved. “Evolution of the workplace, not the end (in my eyes)! Take the positives but let’s get back to business, life + crack on!”
Abby Goldie reveals who would be in her ‘Lockdown Bubble’, which restaurant she cant wait to get back to and what podcast has been keeping her sane over the past few months.
This week Frank McKenna reflects on Keir Starmer’s impressive start to life as Labour leader – but warns that he and the party have a long way to go before winning back the support they need to form a government.
A survey of businesses across the North of England, looking at the the impact of Covid19 on small firms, has generated some interesting results.
Instead of blanking out history, we need to be tackling the hard tasks of improving BAME representation in our boardrooms. That’s the theme of Jim’s blog this wek where he also says there are challenges for the black community and protestors.
The Downtown Den welcomed motivational speaker, Andy Bounds back for a second discussiom, Andy shared several tips on how you and your business can REACH your targets by following a few simple steps.
As Park Regis Birmingham begins to welcome back their guests, they want to ensure that they are providing their guests & employees with a safe, welcoming and clean environment.
Tony Reeves joined us on Wednesday 6th May 2020 and the Liverpool City Council chief executive was in a positive and upbeat mood, despite the many difficulties he and his council colleagues have been dealing with in the past few weeks.
