Plans to repurpose Liverpool's TJ Hughes store as 266 one and two-bedroom apartments have been revealed. Vision International Group Limited wants to convert Audley House on London Road into residential use and refurbish the building's existing facade - removing the 1960’s canopy and re-introducing the original coving work. Under the proposals, which ... Read More...
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Plans to demolish a TJ Hughes building on London Road and replace it with apartments and shops could be approved next week. The new mixed-use development would be built next to the discount retailer’s flagship department store on the edge of Liverpool city centre. Original proposals for Hughes House from Town Square ... Read More...
Plans to demolish a TJ Hughes building on London Road and replace it with shops and apartments have been revealed. Under the proposals Hughes House, which was last home to TJ’s furniture store, would make way for an eight-storey building. T.J Hughes Limited has commissioned KDP Architects to design proposals for the ... Read More...
More than 200 student flats look set to be built on the site of a warehouse off London Road. Plans for an eight to 10-storey development on Devon Street have been recommended for approval at a meeting of Liverpool City Council’s planning committee next week. Proposals from YPG Devon House Ltd include ... Read More...
A new wine bar and restaurant has been proposed for London Road under plans submitted to Liverpool City Council. Permission to convert the vacant 152 London Road, which has previously served as a building society and gymnasium, into a food and drink venue is being sought. The new establishment is envisioned as ... Read More...
New apartments could be on the way to London Road under plans submitted to Liverpool City Council. An applicant has revealed proposals to convert a vacant building at 50-58 London Road into six self-contained flats. The property in question sits above the former home of Cash Converters and was previously offices before falling into ... Read More...
A new project which aims to uncover the lost history of two sites in Liverpool city centre has been boosted by the Heritage Lottery Fund. Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM) and National Museums Liverpool have received initial support to investigate the history of Court Housing and the former Galkoff’s butchers ... Read More...
Across the UK demand for rental property is near record-high levels with 13.8 tenants chasing every new rental that comes to market. It is therefore unsurprising that investors are eager to add to their property portfolios and are driving the buy-to-let market, particularly in Liverpool. Your move explores why the city ... Read More...

