We are delighted that Morgan Sindall Construction are our Business of the Month for July 2025. Morgan Sindall Construction is a UK business with a network of local offices. Project capabilities cover the entire range of construction activities, from special works and repair and maintenance, to major landmark schemes delivered as standalone projects or as part of larger multiple project frameworks
We are delighted that Orelle Birmingham are our Venue of the month for July. Orelle comprises a modern French restaurant located on the 24th floor of 103 Colmore Row, plus a Cocktail Bar and all day Café located on the ground floor.
We are delighted that The City of Liverpool College are our Business of the Month for July 2025. The College offers a range of high-quality educational opportunities and works with the region’s employers to develop a curriculum that meets the needs of local industry.
We are delighted that The Townhouse Chester is our Business of the Month of July. The Townhouse Hotel & Tearoom is one of Chester’s hidden gems and one of the best independent hotels in the city
This week, Martin looks at the choices facing Democrats as US local elections approach.
With New York Dems selecting a ‘socialist’ as their candidate for city Mayor, will the party move further to the left?
Their Business Professional and Financial Services (BPFS) sector is a stated priority within West Midlands and UK economic growth agenda.
We are delighted that Alderley Group are our latest Business of the Week. Alderley Group work to transform lives through the development of 100% affordable housing schemes, creating vibrant, sustainable communities.
Pegasus Airlines has carried over 100,000 passengers through Birmingham Airport (BHX) since it began operations to/from Birmingham in December 2023.
Now that the dust has settled on the Government’s new Industrial Strategy, Dave Seed at Qube Residential has reflected on what exactly this could look like for the property sector.
New Birmingham office space officially opens with Metro Bar reimagining and networking hub featuring darts and free chocolate.
Sam Fender’s trio of sold-out shows at Newcastle’s St James’ Park delivered a huge £16.5 million uplift to the local economy, according to new figures released by Newcastle City Council and regional partners.
On Wednesday 25th June, Downtown in Business hosted another insightful edition of our ‘In Conversation with…’ dinner series in Birmingham, welcoming Richard Lawrence, the newly appointed Executive Director of Place, Prosperity and Sustainability at Birmingham City Council
