New homes for Liverpool given the go-ahead

New homes and a major supermarket development have been given the green light at Liverpool City Council's latest planning committee meeting. Proposals to convert vacant city centre office building Crown House into 23 studio apartments were approved along with a number of other residential schemes. The plans, drawn up by Craig Foster Architects, will ... Read More...

Hundreds of new student homes expected to be approved

Hundreds of new student homes could be given the go ahead by Liverpool City Council’s planning committee next week. Two proposed accommodation schemes on the corner of Norton Street and Islington and opposite the city’s Lime Street Station are recommended for approval when a planning committee meeting takes place. Anwyl Construction Limited’s ... Read More...

Green light welcomed on new homes for city

The approval of a new £50 million Baltic Triangle apartment scheme gives “greater clarity” on how future proposals will be viewed for the district, according to the developer. Elliot Group’s plan for 253 homes and an ‘entrepreneurial hub’ was given the go-ahead at Liverpool City Council’s planning committee meeting yesterday (19 ... Read More...

Go ahead recommended for 381 new apartments

Plans to turn a vacant plot close to Scotland Road into new residential accommodation have been recommended for approval by planning officers. Liverpool City Council’s planning committee will decide on the future of the proposal which would see the demolition of an existing industrial building and the development of three new ... Read More...