Ascot Charity Lunch at Radisson Blu, Liverpool City Centre
06/06/2019
Celebrate and join Radisson Blu at an Ascot Charity Lunch supporting the Community Foundation of Merseyside.
Celebrate and join Radisson Blu at an Ascot Charity Lunch supporting the Community Foundation of Merseyside.
An expanding law firm has moved into new offices in Birmingham city centre in response to sustained demand for its wide range of commercial legal services.
This week Jim gives his latest views on the Brexit debate, assesses the 11 contenders for the Tory leadership race and wonders if we have learnt all the lessons about D-Day.
Welcome to May’s DM!! This issue is dedicated to Inspirational Entrepreneurs. We are showcasing well-known entrepreneurs such as Nisha Katona, Michael Finnigan, Ferran Soriano and book recommendations to improve your business and minds.
From 14th September 2019, the rules for accepting payments in Europe are changing.
On 30th May, the Chairs of both Birmingham Airport and HS2 Ltd, as well as the CEO of Birmingham Airport, met to reaffirm how the new High Speed Rail network alongside the airport’s growth plans are crucial to improve future connectivity and prosperity for the region.
Liverpool BID Company’s Food and Drink Week celebrations saw the launch of the city’s first ever Chefs Awards, as many of the shining lights of Liverpool’s vibrant restaurant scene were rewarded for their culinary skills and dedication.
Here is a selection of our favourite tweets from the past 7 days. This week’s tweets feature @mattyfwhite, @ldcbirmingham, @officeukclips, @lpoolbidcompany and @mcrmetrolink.
Dean Smith takes his men to the top division of English Football with a deal worth approximately £170 million. This is great news for the Birmingham local economy.
This week Jim reviews British politics in the wake of the European elections and back’s the Speaker’s assertion that Parliament can’t be a bystander while the clock ticks down to a No Deal exit.
Williams BMW Liverpool International Tennis Tournament has confirmed one of Asia’s rising stars for this year’s tournament.
Former Member of Parliament, Simon Danczuk, analyses the recent European elections and suggests why Nigel Farge’s Brexit Party were victorious.