Anderson suffers legal setback in bid to clear name 

Liverpool City Council is to adopt a series of measures aimed at shoring up its operations when dealing with developers in the wake of the Caller report. 

Take part in the fourth Vertical Salary Review of North West property and construction professionals to receive early access to the findings and be entered into a draw to win a pass to a year of events, including the sold-out Place Party.

Newly elected mayor Joanne Anderson has appointed a whole new cabinet, while the city council approved its response to Max Caller's damning report into its operations. 

Some say we do things differently in this part of the world and, cliché or not, that is certainly true of the 2021 local and mayoral elections, writes Kevin Whitmore of becg.

The party suffered damaging losses in Thursday's elections, particularly in Oldham and Stockport, but held firm in Liverpool, Manchester and Salford and even managed to increase its majority in Sefton.

Joanne Anderson has been elected to lead the city council, beating off competition from independent candidate Stephen Yip to replace Joe Anderson who resigned from the post after his arrest last December.

The city council is working with Liverpool BID Company to clarify uncertainty over outdoor seating rules and closure times for bars and restaurants on Castle Street. 

From 24 June, Place North West will be bringing property people back together again at conferences, social gatherings and debates.