Development in Focus Modern waterfront living at the heart of Liverpool’s dockside revival From £825 pcm THE FIRST PHASE OF A MAJOR NEW residential development on Liverpool’s world-famous waterfront is now complete, offering renters the opportunity to join a growing community and enjoy a high-quality lifestyle in one of the city’s most sought-after ... Read More...
River Mersey
Ambitious plans to build the world’s largest tidal power scheme on the River Mersey have received strong support in its first public engagement. More than 3,000 responses were received with 84% backing the project and 92% supporting the need for more renewable energy to be produced in the Liverpool City Region. Results ... Read More...
A £56 million investment by Homes England to speed up the regeneration of a major brownfield site within Liverpool Waters has been given final approval by HM Treasury. The funding will support the creation of a new public park and vital infrastructure that will accommodate approximately 2,350 new homes and is ... Read More...
Liverpool City Region Mayor Steve Rotheram has announced the first public consultation on the world’s largest tidal power project and revealed the scheme has entered the formal planning process. A six-week public consultation on the scheme will begin on 1 October, offering local people and organisations the opportunity to comment on ... Read More...
Revised plans to turn a former River Mersey ferry into the region's "premier food and drink destination" look set for the green light. Originally known as MV Overchurch, the Royal Daffodil was in regular service for more than 60 years before it was decommissioned by Mersey Ferries in 2012. In 2019, it ... Read More...
Plans to create more than 500 new apartments across four buildings at Brunswick Dock have been recommended for approval by Liverpool City Council's planning committee. Proposals for the development, known as Brunswick Quay, include a tree-lined dockside boardwalk, a large area of public realm and four commercial units. A total of 552 ... Read More...
Liverpool City Council has set out a timetable to transform a former landfill site which once formed part of the International Garden Festival celebrations in 1984 into a ‘green community’. A report to the city council’s cabinet this Friday (6 December) outlines a programme of activity which could lead to the ... Read More...
Operators of RLB360, the new tour and experience of the Royal Liver Building, say over 30,000 people have visited the iconic landmark since it opened to the public for the first time in May. The visitor experience, operated by Heritage Great Britain, takes guests on a journey throughout the Grade I-listed ... Read More...
Plans to build a four-star hotel next to Liverpool's new cruise liner terminal have been recommended for approval by the city council's planning committee. It's envisaged the 10-storey, 200-bedroom complex will cater for the increased number of passengers using the proposed cruise facility at Princes Dock. The development also includes plans for ... Read More...
The future of Mersey Ferries’ Royal Daffodil has been secured after it was sold to a Liverpool-based company. The vessel will be moved from Birkenhead's Duke Street Docks and re-homed in the Canning Dock area where it will serve as a new leisure attraction. Royal Daffodil, which gave over 50 years of ... Read More...