The group chairman and chief executive of Downtown in Business, is urging the government to go faster with its efforts to reset trading relationships with the European Union.
On Tuesday, 17th September, Downtown in Business Birmingham invites professionals from various sectors to join an exclusive Leaders Lunch event with Naomi Smith, CEO of Best For Britain. Naomi will address DIB members, sharing her extensive experience and insights gained from her time at Best For Britain.
As the UK tries to strike up a partnership with Rwanda to help with its immigration challenge, the EU adopts a more practical plan to resolve this ever-increasing political problem.
Jim partly blames Brexit for Ben Wallace NATO snub and looks at the toxic culture at Westminster.
In his latest blog, Frank McKenna argues that Keir Starmer is right to rule out the UKs return to the EU.
As Britain’s net migration reaches record numbers, Jim examines the issue and calls for more honesty from the politicians.
Frank McKenna reflects on Rishi Sunak’s ‘Windsor Agreement’ – and the potential impact it has on the wider UKs future relationship with the EU.
A major Downtown conference last week was told there was a need for a major reform of the way the government is funding levelling up. Jim was in Birmingham and summaries the event. He also asks just how will did Labour actually do in recent North West by elections?
Brexit isn’t working. Frank McKenna’s latest Downtown blog.
A litany of facts prove that leaving the EU was a mistake. But are British politicians ready to accept the fact that they need to have an open and honest conversation with the electorate about the need for a more pragmatic approach to be adopted towards our European neighbours?
Jim analyses the Chancellor’s statement blaming Brexit and Liz Truss more than Covid and Ukraine for the mess.He also reports on a row amongst Labour members in Bury South.
The Tory leadership contest is long on time – but short on ideas. The 2019 election campaign promised to deliver Brexit. But now what? Truss nor Sunak appear to have the answer, anymore than Johnson did.
