Elliot opens first Liverpool hotel
Liverpool developer Elliot Group has opened the first of two hotels it has planned for the city, with the £20m Seel Street Hotel, managed by Epic Hospitality Group, welcoming its first guests this week.
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NW in 2019 | Centres of excellence
Regional centres across the UK are expected to outperform with higher sales prices and rental growth as the increase in city living continues, writes Angela Hesketh of Jackson Lees Group.
PLANNING | Foundations housing heads Liverpool approvals
Liverpool City Council’s planning committee has granted permission to the first development proposed by its housing company Foundations, also giving consent to a Baltic district hotel and an apartment scheme in Great Crosshall Street.
WSP adds to transport team
The Liverpool office of professional services and engineering consultancy WSP has appointed Amy Leather to the role of principal transport planner.
NW in 2019 | Building a world-class city
Liverpool has been on a journey and undergone a dramatic transformation in the last decade, writes Claire Slinger of Liverpool City Council. But growth on its own is not enough, we must look at how to make it sustainable for the years to come.
Property names join BID board
Liverpool BID Company's Commercial District BID has added a raft of names to its operating board, with representatives from Bruntwood and two local architects among the appointees.
Latest hotel plans come forward for George Henry Lee building
A fresh planning application has come forward to convert the George Henry Lee building on Liverpool’s Church Street into a hotel, following two previous attempts in 2014 and 2017.
Clas Ohlson pulls out of high street
Swedish retailer Clas Ohlson has announced it will be closing most of its UK stores, which includes shops in Manchester Arndale and Liverpool's Clayton Square.
Anderson quits Northern Powerhouse Partnership
Mayor of Liverpool Joe Anderson has quit George Osborne’s Northern Powerhouse Partnership, accusing the current Chancellor Philip Hammond of being “determined to poison and kill off” his predecessor’s legacy.
Liverpool showcases Lime Street public realm
Liverpool City Council will outline proposals for revamped public realm including a new square outside Lime Street station at an event due to take place this Wednesday.
