The world’s largest private cruise port operator, Global Ports Holding, has announced the opening of its new Liverpool headquarters at Liverpool Waters.
The opening of the new Popeyes’ restaurant at Birmingham Airport in early summer 2025, in time for the peak summer travel season, will be Popeyes’ first UK airport restaurant.
In the longest preview list since inception, Birmingham Restaurant Festival has revealed the first 31 restaurants taking part, including 670 Grams, Orelle, Chapter and Dishoom
To avoid travel and business disruption, it is essential that businesses and individuals understand the requirements under the new ETA scheme.
Downtown in Business caught up with The City of Liverpool College and The Game Assembly to discuss their partnership for an academic course that will provide students with internationally-renowned, industry-ready skills for a career in the games industry.
One of the city’s most talked about venues, The Watering Can has welcomed over 600,000 guests since opening the stunning floral filled oasis in 2019.
Mindflow, setup by Causeway technologies, is a charity that will tackle mental health challenges in the construction industry.
From Canada to the Canary’s, Poland to penguins, the rest of the international community has suffered from a tax hike of eye watering proportions.
Celebrating their sixth birthday, The Watering Can are the latest DIB Business of the Week. The award winning venue, a jewel in the South Liverpool crown, is set 12 acres of beautiful parkland and has gained a reputation for quality food and service.
Recently the City of Liverpool College hosted a diverse panel of business and political leaders discussing how Liverpool can build a workforce that will drive job and career opportunities as part of a green economic transformation.
Downtown in Business will host a series of events in Quarter 2 of 2025 focussing on economic growth and how England’s regions can contribute to the government’s growth mission.
Jim reports that business is backing the Prime Minister in taking a cautious approach on the global tariff war that is breaking out. He also looks at the upcoming elections. With Labour and the Tories unpopular, where will the votes go?
