Liverpool Airport chief tells DIB audience about plans for future
27/02/2020
Downtown in Business Cheshire recently hosted a special lunch event with the Chief Executive of Liverpool John Lennon Airport, John Irving.
Powerhouse Progress
07/11/2019
Henri Murison, Director of the Northern Powerhouse Partnership, spoke to a select group of Downtown members at a special event hosted at Opera Grill in Chester city centre.
Reasons to be cheerful in Cheshire
30/09/2019
There was an optimistic tone struck by three eminent speakers at DIB Cheshire’s exclusive ‘Leaders Lunch’ focusing on the future of the county’s marketing strategy and visitor economy.
Commercial Director of Marketing Cheshire Nicola Said to speak at Cheshire Downtown Event
13/08/2019
Nicola Said Commercial Director of Marketing Cheshire to speak at Cheshire Downtown Event.
Stephen Wundke announced for Downtown Cheshire event
12/08/2019
Stephen Wundke announced for Downtown Cheshire event
Caroline Sanger-Davies announced for Downtown Cheshire event
10/08/2019
Caroline Sanger-Davies announced for Downtown Cheshire event
The prize and the price of Devolution
29/04/2019
Steven Broomhead, interim chief executive of Warrington Borough Council discusses ‘Devolution’ and its effect on the North West.
Northern Powerhouse Progress Lunch with Henri Murison
08/02/2019
Downtown in Business Cheshire recently hosted a special event at Opera Bar & Grill in Chester. The event entitled ‘Northern Powerhouse Progress’ was lead by Director of the Northern Powerhouse Partnership, Henri Murison, who discussed infrastructure, skills & productivity, and innovation.
Business leaders in Cheshire see Powerhouse as Dynamic way forward….
28/01/2019
Downtown in Business Cheshire recently hosted a special event at Opera Bar & Grill in Chester. The event entitled ‘Northern Powerhouse Progress’ was lead by Director of the Northern Powerhouse Partnership, Henri Murison, who discussed infrastructure, skills & productivity, and innovation.
Faith in our institutions under threat
15/11/2018
The United Kingdom used to have a reputation for being a bit dull but reliable and honourable in the way it conducted its affairs. The