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City Spotlight: Barcelona
Barcelona is one of Spain’s cultural and economic gems, and it’s helping to slowly but surely revive the Spanish economy, which has been through a rather turbulent period. Madrid, in the centre of the country, might be Spain’s capital and … Continue reading
City Spotlight: Dublin
Dublin is the Emerald Isle’s economic, political and cultural heartbeat. Music, culture, history and nature at its finest, form a multifaceted backdrop to its many business advantages. Dublin and Ireland in general, have been through a rough few years economically … Continue reading
City Spotlight: Glasgow
Glasgow is Scotland’s largest city and commercial centre. It may only have a population of around 600,000, but when it comes to business it certainly packs a punch. Here’s some more info… According to Start Up Britain, Glasgow saw 8,173 … Continue reading
City Spotlight: Cardiff
As the Welsh capital, Cardiff is a well-established hub for UK business. In fact, business runs in the city’s veins as the world’s first £1million pound deal was sealed here in 1907 in Cardiff’s Coal Exchange. Now I bet you … Continue reading
City Spotlight: Liverpool
Ask the average person around the world what they associate with Liverpool and the chances are you’ll hear “The Beatles” or “football”. Of course the city’s most famous sons – John, Paul, George, Ringo, Stevie G, Wayne and Carra – … Continue reading
City Spotlight: Birmingham
As a proud Brummie (that’s a resident of Birmingham to our international visitors) and with it being the home to City Numbers HQ, I thought it was only right to kick-off our series of UK city spotlights with Birmingham. The … Continue reading
Barcelona is one of Spain’s cultural and economic gems, and it’s helping to slowly but surely revive the Spanish economy, which has been through a
Dublin is the Emerald Isle’s economic, political and cultural heartbeat. Music, culture, history and nature at its finest, form a multifaceted backd
Glasgow is Scotland’s largest city and commercial centre. It may only have a population of around 600,000, but when it comes to business it certainl
As the Welsh capital, Cardiff is a well-established hub for UK business. In fact, business runs in the city’s veins as the world’s first £1millio
Ask the average person around the world what they associate with Liverpool and the chances are you’ll hear “The Beatles” or “football”. Of c