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The event celebrated the finest companies, business leaders and entrepreneurs, and their valuable contribution to the growth of the Cheshire & North Wales Regional economy.
Online and social media platform, The Guide Liverpool, is celebrating its 10th anniversary, and continued growth, by moving into a new waterfront office at No. 10 Princes Dock in Liverpool Waters.
Senior regional leaders gathered at a Downtown in Business event to discuss one of the UK’s most significant regeneration opportunities – the New Town proposal for North Liverpool – and shared bold ambitions for transforming deprived communities through public-private collaboration.
Bruntwood SciTech, the UK’s largest property platform dedicated to supporting the growth of the science, tech, and innovation sectors, has completed a £6 million transformation of the historic 117-119 Portland Street.
Pam Smith, Chief Executive of Newcastle City Council will join DIB for our annual property, planning, and regeneration conference on the 11th September 2025.
The first stage of Preston’s transformation of the Harris Quarter, the city’s cultural and civic hub, has now been completed.
The West Midlands Combined Authority has announced a significant development in Birmingham’s transportation infrastructure. A new tram line is set to be constructed, linking East Birmingham to the city centre.
Who knows if the Prime Minister is a fan of Cher but one of her biggest hits ,‘If I Could Turn Back Time’ might be on his mind.
Compliance Chain, a fast-growing construction tech company, is proud to announce its inclusion in The Sunday Times Best Places to Work 2025, powered by WorkL
How The City of Liverpool College helped Kimpton M&E Contractors treble the number of apprentices it takes on.
The group chair and chief executive of influential private sector lobby group Downtown in Business, Frank McKenna, has hit out at critics of the tourist levy that came into effect in Liverpool this week.
