Visitor economy continues to fuel Liverpool
The Liverpool city region’s visitor economy is now worth more than £4.5bn, supports 53,500 jobs and last year welcomed 64m visitors, its Local Enterprise Partnership has said.
Everton appoints stadium development director
Everton FC has appointed ex-Laing O’Rourke project leader Colin Chong to head up the delivery of the club’s stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock.
Place Skills | Liver little
Two cathedrals, two football clubs, a stunning waterfront and a Bombed Out Church all showed Shelagh McNerney in her infancy the power of buildings.
Burnham and Rotheram plead for fare freeze
The metro mayors of Manchester and Liverpool city regions have written to the Secretary of State for Transport to demand a freeze on rail fares, following a dramatic collapse in service levels since new timetables were introduced in May.
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Place Skills | Beauty in detail
On a visit to the world-first International Garden Festival in 1984, Pete Swift of Planit-IE realised that gardens meant more than the traditionally-coiffed land surrounding stately homes and could become a landscape of epic scale and colour.
Legacie bolsters management team
Legacie Contracts, the construction arm of Liverpool-based Legacie Developments, has appointed three directors as it looks to deliver on a series of projects across the city.
Plans in for ‘world class’ visitor attraction at Royal Liver Building
A transformation of the Royal Liver Building featuring grade A office accommodation, a visitor attraction, gym, and restaurants could complete by the end of next year after the building’s owner Corestate Capital submitted plans for a comprehensive overhaul.
Spine approved at KQ Liverpool
The £35m Northern headquarters of the Royal College of Physicians, set to be built within the Liverpool Knowledge Quarter, has been granted planning permission by the city council.
Shazan Qureshi to pay back 25p in the pound or face bankruptcy
Shazan Qureshi, the entrepreneur behind the failed Project EV enterprise village in Liverpool who was subsequently disqualified from being a company director for 13 years, is having to pay 25p for every £1 he earns in his new role as a property consultant, liquidators’ documents have revealed.
