Talking to Rob Masterson of Mustard Media about the Events 4 Covid-19 project, bringing together events companies and their equipment and skills with those needing help in a time of virus.
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Talking to Dave Moutrey of HOME, about their reaction to the virus, how they’re keeping in touch with customers, their future funding, and what happens to the venue ‘after’.
Since my previous update, the team has continued to work hard protecting those who remain in the city centre alongside the rest of premises which sadly remain temporarily closed.
Talking to Esme Ward of Manchester Museum about the impact of the virus on them, how they’re keeping in contact with their audience and what they’re learning.
Talking to Manchester Central MP Lucy Powell about the impact of the virus, what more is needed from government and the concept of viral load.
In the second episode of our ‘Life in a Time of Coronavirus’ we talk to Stephen Rhodes of TfGM about the first ten days under the coronavirus, maintaining services, what’s happening to traffic and plans for the days ahead.
Kicking off a new series on life in the city centre under the coronavirus, CityCo’s own Gareth Worthington talks about what’s been happening in the night-time economy, what help is available and what businesses need from the government and council.
CityCo and Manchester BID are supporting this year’s #GBSpringClean as usual and are organising a series of litter-picking and clean-up…
Many thanks to delegates from across the UK for attending our Friday 27 February Operations Conference. It was a chance to share our knowledge and experience of urban resilience and business continuity strategies.
Sign-up to join the city’s new Commercial Waste pilot scheme to help improve collection schedules, increase recycling, clean-up the street environment and reduce emissions.
We are pleased to announce the appointment of five leading figures from the Manchester business community to our board.
Last month Manchester’s BID commissioned an deep-cleaning programme around the shopping streets. Service partners Ramora deep-cleaned 20,280 sq metres and removed 608,400 pieces of chewing gum.