Liverpool City Council is set to borrow almost £200 million to tackle the "deteriorating quality" of the city's road network. A report to the council's cabinet tomorrow (20 April) will set out a plan to invest £160m in road reconstruction over the next five years, with £15m earmarked for addressing potholes. The ... Read More...
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Substantial residential developments on Seel Street and in the Baltic Triangle were amongst projects approved by Liverpool City Council yesterday (3 April). Liverpool-based architect Falconer Chester Hall (FCH) designed all five schemes which also included a new apartment complex off Great Homer Street. Chief amongst the approvals was the final piece of ... Read More...
A number of significant city centre schemes have been recommended for approval by Liverpool City Council’s planning committee next Tuesday (13 June). Developments on the agenda include the creation of a 306-bed boutique hotel in the Baltic Triangle, 145 flats on Parliament Street and an office to residential conversion on Water ... Read More...
Liverpool residents looking to pay in cash for council services will soon be able to use Post Offices and PayPoint outlets. The change will be introduced as city centre payment kiosks are removed from the One Stop Shop at the Municipal Buildings this summer. According to Liverpool City Council the move, which ... Read More...
Liverpool City Council is set to consult the public on plans to build 29,000 new homes over the next 15 years as it looks to deal with a rising population and increasing demand for housing. The consultation on Liverpool’s draft Local Plan, will also seek feedback on a series of priorities ... Read More...
Plans for a major residential development on The Strand have been submitted to Liverpool City Council. The ambitious proposal includes the creation of a new 16-storey apartment complex with private roof terraces and ground floor space for restaurants, bars and cafés. Plans for the joint venture between Patten Properties and Panacea Property Development ... Read More...
Liverpool City Council has been awarded over £100,000 as part of a government initiative to tackle rogue landlords. The new funding will help the council root out irresponsible landlords who force tenants to live in filthy and hazardous accommodation. In total, £5 million has been pledged to the nationwide scheme, with Liverpool ... Read More...