Today's Liverpool business news from Insider |
| Business Matters: Brownfield land fund boost for Bolton | In 2017, Bolton Council pledged £100m to invest in assembling and remediating non productive brownfield land to create viable development. This investment has been supplemented by the £10.73m in government brownfield funding. Cllr Martyn Cox discusses the barriers and benefits of building on brownfield land, how Bolton's brownfield sites are progressing and hopes for the future.
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| UK financial services M&A volume hit five-year high in 2021 | The UK financial services industry announced 252 deals in 2021, up from 134 in 2020, representing the highest volume of deals in five years, according to EY's latest M&A analysis. The total disclosed deal value year on year however fell from £31.2bn 2020 to £25.8bn in 2021.
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| PR agency opens office | PR and communications agency 32West, which has bases in Cumbria and Liverpool, has acquired a new office space in Team Valley in order to serve its growing client base in the region.
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| Roundtable: Holiday parks | During the Covid era, holiday parks benefited from massive popularity as people holidayed in the UK. This Insider roundtable, held at Harrogate's Rudding Park Hotel, assessed the potential for further growth.
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