Author: Mike Doran

Liverpool City Council and Avison Young, a real estate advisor, are collaborating to introduce new opportunities for the former St John’s Market site in Liverpool City Centre. This iconic site, located within the St Johns Shopping Centre, offers approximately 90,000 sq ft of space across different levels, making it suitable for various businesses with a… Continue reading New opportunities for St John’s Market as prime city-centre site becomes available

Liverpool City Council has successfully come to an agreement with West Tree Estates that guarantees the return of properties on Ducie Street and Jermyn Street back to the Council. This deal presents a fresh opportunity to develop high-quality homes and make lasting improvements for the local community. Additionally, this agreement opens up the potential for… Continue reading Council secures deal to take control of Liverpool 8 properties

Liverpool City Council is set to host its annual Remembrance Service on Sunday, November 9th at the plateau of St George’s Hall. This year holds special significance as it marks the 80th anniversaries of Victory in Europe (VE) Day and Victory over Japan (VJ) Day, signifying the end of World War II in Europe and… Continue reading Liverpool announces Remembrance Sunday service details

Liverpool City Council planning committee has given the green light for the utilization of purpose-built temporary classrooms to facilitate the opening of the new King’s Leadership Academy site in Wavertree, which is being managed by the Great Schools Trust. A funding agreement has been finalized with the Department for Education, allowing the school to accept… Continue reading Planning committee resolves to approve King’s Leadership Academy in Wavertree

Liverpool City Council has dedicated £250,000 to support urgent repairs and cleaning efforts at Everton Library, allowing for an assessment on how to move forward with the redevelopment of the venue. Built in 1896 by Thomas Shelmerdine, Everton Library is a Grade II listed building renowned for its Jacobean and Arts and Crafts architecture. With… Continue reading Everton Library receives £250,000 to become flagship for heritage development

Urgent remedial work is set to begin at Woolton Hall in Liverpool in response to damage caused by a recent fire. The focus of the program will be on removing the most at-risk parts of the building to address immediate safety concerns. While Liverpool City Council does not own the building, Woolton Hall Ltd, as… Continue reading Woolton Hall remedial work to remove immediate danger and secure site

Liverpool City Council Cabinet is poised to request approval for the sale of land at Great Howard Street in an effort to bolster the development plans for a key area in the city center. The land in question is part of the King Edward Triangle development site, and the proposed sale would result in KEIE… Continue reading Land sale set to advance King Edward Triangle regeneration plans

In an official ceremony, the Mersey Heat Energy Centre in Liverpool Waters was unveiled, showcasing the city’s dedication to low carbon regeneration. Civic leaders, project partners, and heritage stakeholders came together to celebrate this milestone. The new plant, operated by Ener-Vate and Vital Energi, will provide low carbon heating and hot water to the Liverpool… Continue reading Mersey Heat Energy Centre officially opened in Liverpool Waters ceremony

In a bid to promote active travel, healthier lifestyles, and cleaner air, primary school students will be spearheading the transformation of their neighborhood into a pedestrian-friendly zone during Car Free Day 2025. The focus will be on Earle Road, situated between Webster Road and Cranborne Road, where a range of community activities will take place… Continue reading Earle Road goes car-free to champion clean air and active living

Liverpool City Council Cabinet is set to approve £1.5 million in funding to enhance street lighting in the Bramley Moore Dock area, aimed at improving the experience of fans and visitors around Everton’s new Hill Dickinson Stadium. Stakeholders and residents raised concerns about poor street lighting levels during recent test events and the first two… Continue reading Future looking bright for Everton thanks to lighting plans