Sefton resubmits Heritage Lottery Fund bid
The council is working with Southport Business Improvement District for a £1.7m townscape heritage project to revamp the town centre following last year’s unsuccessful application.
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VIDEO | Fireworks as £600m Mersey Gateway opens
The Mersey Gateway bridge opened to traffic this weekend, marking the end of construction on the £600m project.
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Caddick starts on spec sheds for Network Space
Caddick has started construction work on four speculative industrial sheds in St Helens for client Network Space.
Sue Harris passes away
Sue Harris, a former partner at Cheshire property consultancy Legat Owen and the first female chairman of the Merseyside & Isle of Man branch of RICS, has died.
Mersey Gateway ready for weekend opening
The £600m, 1,000-metre long Mersey Gateway bridge will open to traffic in the early hours of Saturday 14 October, depending on weather, with tolls starting immediately.
Heron Bros JV wins £14m Southport mental health facility
Heron Bros has been appointed in a joint venture with Farrans to build a 44-bed, £14m mental health facility in Southport to replace the town’s existing Boothroyd Unit on Scarisbrick New Road.
Network Space gets go-ahead for next phase of Knowsley industrial
Developer Network Space has secured planning permission and £1.8m of funding to start the next phase of its Alchemy industrial site in Knowsley.
Residential approved for Formby Green Belt site
Sefton Council has approved an outline planning application for seven houses on Green Belt land in Formby. The site is now being marketing to potential developers.
Alder Hey starts race for £20m Community Cluster development
Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust has started the search for a designer and contractor as part of its plan to relocate eight departments into a new £20m development.
