The Department for Culture, Media and Sport has awarded The Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King Grade I-listed status, following advice from Historic England. The cathedral, previously Grade II*-listed, is now nationally recognised as a building of the highest architectural and historical interest. Built between 1962 and 1967, the cathedral represents the ... Read More...
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Ince Blundell: How one wealthy family changed the area forever Step back in time with YM Liverpool as we delve deep into the past of a historic Sefton village and discover the remarkable story of how a wealthy family transformed one part of the Liverpool City Region forever. Words by Lawrence Saunders Head ... Read More...
Liverpool's connection with Ireland: Celtic history, culture and property Liverpool’s cultural links with Ireland are well known but with St Patrick’s Day approaching, what better time to dig deeper into the less familiar residential relationship between the two destinations and assess the current Celtic demand for property here in the ‘real ... Read More...
Plans to convert a former Catholic church in Aigburth into seven new homes have been revealed. St Thomas More, on Rundle Road, could be divided into five two-bedroom apartments and two two-bedroom houses under the proposals. According to a planning application submitted by Edward Landor Associates on behalf of Bespoke Construction Limited, the new ... Read More...