On Thursday the 26th of September, from 12- 2:30 PM, Downtown in Business will be joined by Chief Executive of Liverpool City Council, Andrew Lewis for a dynamic Leaders Lunch packed full of insights, networking and discussion.
Downtown in Business invites you to join us on Wednesday 4th December 2024 from 12- 2:30 PM for a dynamic Leaders Lunch packed full of insights, networking and discussion.
Lead by Council Leader, Liam Robinson, of Liverpool City Council, this Leaders Lunch Event will bring together thought leaders, business leaders and professionals from a range of sectors across Liverpool to discuss the changes and challenges facing the city region.
Downtown boss Frank McKenna has welcomed the news this week that Liverpool City Council have given the green light to Carpenter Developments’ proposals for the former Wapping Goods Station.
On Thursday 7th December, DIB will host a breakfast forum with Liverpool’s Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram and recently appointed Leader of Liverpool City Council, Cllr… Read More »In Conversation with Liam Robinson and Steve Rotheram
On Wednesday 29th November, DIB will host a breakfast forum at Malmaison Hotel, Liverpool, in conversation with the recently appointed Chief Executive of Liverpool City… Read More »In Conversation with Andrew Lewis
Sciontec will reveal their plans for the next Paddington Village development, at a community drop-in session next week.
How do you want Liverpool City Council to be run? That’s the question facing residents as the council launches a consultation on whether the current position of Mayor should be replaced with either a leader and cabinet model, or a committee model… or be kept as it is!
Liverpool City Council is developing a Local Air Quality Plan and they want to get views from businesses that operate in the area. To help them identify the most appropriate solution to the air quality problem, they want to get feedback on the introduction of a charging Clean Air Zone.
The year-long pilot scheme, a joint initiative of Liverpool City Region Combined Authority and Liverpool City Council, will see Swedish-based e-scooter company Voi initially bring around 50 of the carbon-neutral vehicles to the city for public hire.
Liverpool City Council is administering the “Small business grant fund” and the “Retail, hospitality and leisure grant” for businesses that are part of the wider government support response to the coronavirus outbreak.
Liverpool City Council. has produced a coronavirus toolkit, which highlights all the key informaiton you might need if you live in the Liverpool area.
A new linear park will anchor this 3.5 hectare scheme in the heart of Liverpool’s Baltic neighbourhood.
