A new contemporary bar and restaurant could be the latest addition to Liverpool’s Seel Street, providing the city council gives the project its approval. The local authority will review an application to demolish the garage beside Heebie Jeebies and replace it with a food and drink venue. The ground floor of the ... Read More...
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The team behind the Kazimier Garden on Seel Street has applied for planning permission to keep the popular venue open for another five years. The Seel Street site is currently approaching the end of its fourth Winter Garden, which held its own festival last October. An application has now been lodged to ... Read More...
London cocktail bar operator Be At One is lining up a Liverpool offering. Founded in London’s Battersea Rise 18 years ago the chain has grown into a ‘cocktail institution’ with plans now in place to turn 11-13 Seel Street into its latest destination. Steve Locke, co-founder, says: “We are very focused on ... 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...
A new restaurant could open on Colquitt Street under plans to convert part of the historic Royal Institution building. The ground floor of the Grade II-listed city centre site, part of a cluster of buildings dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries, is the subject of a planning application to ... Read More...
Liverpool’s 'first rooftop pool and spa' could form part of a proposed new city centre boutique hotel in the Wolstenholme Square area. Developer Elliot Group has acquired a former surface car park on Seel Street as it looks to add a £20 million expansion to its transformation of the city centre ... Read More...
February 6 Modu:lar presents Margaret Dygas, Scott Grant and Nerram Buyers Club is hosting Margaret Dygas’ long awaited return to Liverpool. The house and techno artist hasn’t performed in the city for six years but will be back with a bang, headlining an intimate gig which will see just 250 people in attendance. 13 B.traits ... Read More...
The £40 million redevelopment of Liverpool’s Wolstenholme Square will begin next week when a group of low-grade post-war warehouses are demolished. Contractor Newry Construction has been appointed to undertake the works by developer Elliot Group on the site of the famous Cream nightclub, which will move into a new underground home ... Read More...