Rachel Reeves called him a liar, Penny Mordaunt said he was completely wrong, Nadine Dorries said he should resign. And Nigel Farage is back. Its been the week from hell for Rishi Sunak – can he possibly recover?
Father’s Day is next Sunday 16th June and Liu Shi on Hope Street has produced a menu which will make it a memorable afternoon for those celebrating the fathers and father figures in their lives!
This week, new rules to cap immigration and return enforcement powers to the police and immigration officials have been proposed in America. What might surprise readers is who is behind these new moves… Martin explores the vexed issue of migration and border control…
Frank McKenna wants a Labour win – but not a Tory wipeout.
Joanne Roney CBE is to return to her native Birmingham to take up the newly-created post of managing director of its council.
Jim thinks Keir Starmer was slow off the mark in rebutting the Prime Minister’s £2000 Labour tax rise claim. He also looks at the big constituency boundary shake up in Cheshire and Lancashire.
Downtown in Business recently attended the launch of the Builder Book Planet Pack project at our print sponsor The Printroom UK’s warehouse located in Bootle.
Steven Hesketh explains why ABID’s are not a tax but ‘A BID’ to Save Hospitality!
With support from sponsors DB3 and Causeway, DIB Birmingham hosted an exclusive Roundtable Dinner on Wednesday bringing together industry leaders and professionals to delve into the profound impact of sports on society and the economy.
