Nostalgic Cream fans can party in Nation’s main room once more as the venue is reconstructed for an anniversary special. Original parts from the superclub’s now demolished Wolstenholme Square home are being used to resurrect the space, along with floor plans and architectural photographs. The ambitious project is in honour of 2017 ... Read More...
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A new 122-room hotel forms part of amendments to Elliot Group’s Wolstenholme Square plans in Liverpool. The revised proposals include the removal of plans to refurbish a warehouse at 5 Parr Street into a nightclub and 15 studio apartments. The Ropewalks warehouse, which was near to the former Nation nightclub, was destroyed by ... Read More...
Legendary superclub Cream is to be awarded the Freedom of Liverpool tonight (21 April). The iconic club turned global events company will receive the honour ahead of the Cream Classic Live event at Liverpool Cathedral. The work of the man behind the original concept is also being recognised with founder James Barton ... Read More...
The £40 million redevelopment of Wolstenholme Square took a major step forward yesterday (10 February) with work starting on the site of the famous Nation nightclub. Mees Demolition is on site carrying out demolition work, with developer Elliot Group expected to announce a main contractor later this month. The mixed-use scheme will ... Read More...
The final decision on plans to build new city centre student flats on the site of a former lap dancing club is expected to be made next week. If plans are given the go ahead Rude, on Duke Street, will be demolished to make way for a five-storey block of student ... Read More...
A host of original electronic music pioneers will return to Liverpool’s Cream in October, as the world renowned club bids farewell to its spiritual home, Nation. Following the recent news that the iconic Wolstenholme Square venue will be closing its doors at the end of this year, making way for a ... Read More...
Iconic Liverpool venue, Nation will close at the end of the year to make way for the development of a new ‘subterranean music venue’ on the same grounds, it has been announced. The home of legendary club Cream will be replaced with a new adaptable multi-room space, as part of the ... Read More...
Plans for a £40 million residential development on the site of the Kazimier music venue have been submitted to Liverpool City Council. Wolstenholme Square Developments Limited plans to build residential apartment blocks between three and ten stories at 5 Parr Street and Wolstenholme Square and has now submitted an application for the ... Read More...
Plans to convert a Liverpool lap dancing club into a serviced apartment complex have been recommended for approval by the city’s head of planning. Rude on Duke Street will be demolished to make way for a five-storey serviced apartment block with a courtyard and a shop if the plans are approved ... Read More...
Wolstenholme Square could become a continental-style square with bars, restaurants and apartments, according to a plan that is recommended for approval at a planning meeting next Tuesday. The centrepiece of the development will be 11-13 Wolstenholme Square, which will be converted to two retail units and 15 apartments on the upper ... Read More...