DIB appoints Rob Binns as chair in Lancashire
18/03/2021
Preston businessman Rob Binns has been appointed as the chairman of Downtown in Business, Lancashire.
Preston businessman Rob Binns has been appointed as the chairman of Downtown in Business, Lancashire.
Downtown in Business was be joined by Tony Attard, Panaz; Stephen Young, Lancashire County Council and Lis Smith, Preston’s College to talk about how Lancashire can come out of the other side of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Four leading personalities from across the Northern Powerhouse joined DIB boss Frank McKenna in the Downtown Den to discuss their ideas, thoughts and vision of what place marketing will look like in 2021 and beyond.
The Deputy Leader of Lancashire County Council discussed plans for the £34 million economic recovery package for Lancashire and how they intend to safeguard local businesses and jobs post COVID-19.
Could Lancashire be about to make its voice heard alongside Manchester and Liverpool? An elected mayor for the county has come a step closer but it would mean big changes in the complex council structure. Jim examines these issues and speculates on who might get the job.
Lancashire County Council’s head of economic development Stephen Young gave a detailed brief of how the county had responded to COVID19 – and more importantly what his hopes and aspirations are for the future.
The Leader of Lancashire County Council, Geoff Driver CBE, was the guest speaker at the Downtown Lancashire Leaders Lunch event on Wednesday 26th February.
The Leader of Lancashire County Council, Geoff Driver CBE, was the guest speaker at the latest Downtown Lancashire Leaders Lunch event on Wednesday 26th February.
Lancashire – Keeping Britannia Cool, a Guest Blog written by Marketing Lancashire’s CEO, Rachel McQueen,
Downtown in Business Lancashire hosted an exclusive dinner on Wednesday 2nd October 2019 at the Holiday Inn Preston.
Regional law firm Napthens is expanding its service in Sefton and West Lancs with a move to larger premises as it plans for further growth.