Over 70 local government and business leaders, innovators and key stakeholders from across Lancashire came together at Brockholes Nature Reserve on 4 December to embrace a shared vision to unlock ambition, growth and investment through the power of collaboration.
We are delighted that Hospitality Hero are our Business of the Month for December 2024. Are you ready to take your hospitality career to new heights? To re-frame, revive, thrive…
Downtown in Business hosted a ‘Lancashire in London’ event this week, with business leaders from across the county joined by parliamentarians from Blackpool, Ribble Valley, and South Ribble at a private dinner in the capital.
ECO Providers is thrilled to announce its incredible victory at the prestigious BIBAs 2024, where the company was honoured with the Scale-Up Business of the Year award!
We are delighted that Krol Corlett Construction are our Business of the Month for October 2024. Krol Corlett Construction is a main contractor that operates across the North of England and North Wales.
On Wednesday 11th September 2024 DIB hosted a unique event in Lancashire, discussing the opportunities Lancashire has in the digital sector and reflecting on the the new Labour Government’s first few months in office.
Join industry leaders and regional influencers for a pivotal discussion on the future of towns in the Liverpool City Region.
We are delighted that ECO Providers are our Business of the Month for September 2024. ECO Providers excel in offering a comprehensive, all-inclusive approach to retrofitting entire homes for improved energy efficiency.
Downtown in Business is hosting over sixty events from September to the end of 2024.
Join Downtown on Wednesday 11th of September, in Lancashire, to talk about Lancashire’s Cyber Opportunity and discussing the impacts of the new government.
The group chair and chief executive of Downtown in Business, Frank McKenna, has called on political and business leaders in Lancashire and Cheshire to urgently progress discussions about devolution and elected mayors – or risk being left behind in the new Labour governments dash for growth.
