Downtown in Business asked tech-entrepreneur Hayley Roberts, CEO of Manchester-based cyber security firm Distology, about Andy Burnham’s digital ambitions.
The strategy has been described by Downtown as “a strong starting point”.
This week Martin looks at the challenges business and those providing public affairs and corporate strategy advice are facing as the Trump administration finds its feet…
This week Martin is in the UK. He takes time to share his thoughts about the forthcoming elections on both sides of the Atlantic and how the TV stations and broadcasters will be covering them…
Can the BBC put recent controversies behind it and have a long-term future? Frank McKenna’s latest blog looks at the trials and tribulations of Britains best known media organisation.
In his latest blog, Frank McKenna asks why the UK is crap at delivering major infrastructure projects.
As UK Trade Minister, Kemi Badenoch flew in in the U.S. to promote the UK as the place for American businesses to do business, Martin explores the ‘special relationship’ between the two countries.
Jim examines what the government’s vision for “Global Britain” means in the light of humiliation in Afghanistan whilst at home the shortage of EU lorry drivers is affecting supermarket supplies and car production. He also comments on an important trade union election.
Frank Mckenna calls on the government to prioritise infrastructure spend to get the UK economy moving in his lates Downtown blog.
Any decision to scrap HS2 will be a huge blow to the ambitions of the Midlands Engine and the Northern Powerhouse, says DIB boss.
In his latest blog, Frank McKenna suggests that the forthcoming European elections will be a pointless exercise that will have no impact on the Brext debate in Westminster.
UK Government launches new Business Integrity Hub to support SMEs operating in frontier markets.
