Jessica Miller

1 week ago | liverpoolchamber.org.uk | Jessica Miller

The festival will shine a spotlight on the many European communities who have made Liverpool their home, showcasing the vibrant cultures that have helped shape the city’s identity for generations. Running from 8 May to 28 June, the festival offers a packed programme of events celebrating music, dance, food and storytelling.

1 week ago | liverpoolchamber.org.uk | Jessica Miller

Richard Holt, owner of Anglesey-based chocolatiers Mr Holt’s, is Marcus Wareing’s former head pastry chef and star of S4C’s pastry programme Yr Academi Felys (The Sweet Academy). He has run the chocolate factory and café at a former mill at Melin Llynon, near Llanddeusant. He has been crafting a popular Siocled – ‘chocolate ‘in Welsh – range of Welsh treats, along with a unique range of Anglesey-branded donuts – nicknamed monuts.

2 weeks ago | liverpoolchamber.org.uk | Jessica Miller

A new break room at Gunner House depot was officially opened on Monday 28 April by Simon Weston CBE, TPE’s new mental health ambassador and includes a new gym kitted out with a treadmill, elliptical trainer, rowing and bike machines, as well as weights. The refurbishment forms part of the company’s ongoing commitment to improving the facilities available for staff across its network and more are due to be delivered later this year.

2 weeks ago | liverpoolchamber.org.uk | Jessica Miller

“This is a critical stage in the process and the window of opportunity to get the right balance in the Employment Rights Bill is fast closing. “The legislation will usher in a seismic shift in the rules governing the relationship between businesses and their staff. While both sides are well-aligned on the intention of the Bill – to create fair, harmonious and productive workplaces – there are several major proposals which are deeply worrying for employers.

2 weeks ago | liverpoolchamber.org.uk | Jessica Miller

“We have been working with Liverpool City Council, who are organising the event, and will be supporting them with the running and policing of the Victory Parade Monday, 26 May, to ensure the event goes ahead safely and disruption to regular road users and people living and visiting the city is minimal. “Officers will be providing a reassuring presence along the route to ensure that that day is not only one to remember, but also an enjoyable and safe event for all those attending the parade.