Historic Liverpool bank could become city’s first five star hotel

A £50 million investment into the neo-classical Martins Bank building could see Liverpool’s first ever five star luxury hotel. Work to convert the Grade II*-listed landmark on Water Street will get underway later this year with a potential opening before 2018. Designed and built by Herbert James Rowese in 1932, the Martins Bank building ... Read More...

New plan to refurbish Welsh Streets homes

A new development partnership could see Liverpool City Council breathe new life into Welsh Streets homes. Cabinet members are being asked to approve plans for a six-month exclusivity agreement with PlaceFirst, which specialises in transforming old properties, so that surveys and investigations can be carried out prior to developing a new ... Read More...

Regeneration of Lime Street to go ahead

The £35 million regeneration of Lime Street has been given the green light after the High Court dismissed a bid by SAVE Britain’s Heritage to overturn planning permission. The mixed use redevelopment will include commercial, retail and leisure features alongside hotel and student accommodation. Under the plans, the former ABC cinema will ... Read More...