Planners approve new Merseyside Wetherspoons hotel
Council planners give the go-ahead to pub chain Wetherspoons to create a new 30-bedroom Liverpool city region hotel in a Victorian building. Andrew Brown reports The Sir Henry Segrave Wetherspoon
Council planners give the go-ahead to pub chain Wetherspoons to create a new 30-bedroom Liverpool city region hotel in a Victorian building. Andrew Brown reports The Sir Henry Segrave Wetherspoon
It has been a challenging quarter for Liverpool’s city centre office market, according to commercial property experts. Tony McDonough reports. Gabriel Davies at Fisher German There has been a considerable
Final call to residents and businesses living and operating in Sefton to share their views on the Bootle town centre transformation, as consultation closes this Friday. Tony McDonough reports. Final call
Liverpool-based laboratory testing specialist, BioGrad, has announced plans for further growth as it expands its operations into York. Tony McDonough reports. Dr Oluwatosin Adesina and Dr Robert Wynne  BioGrad
Mersey ferry Snowdrop and tug DMS Condor. Picture by Tony McDonough  Shipping movements on the Mersey today, include: Taagborg, a cargo vessel carrying wheat from Canada. Agent is Normac
The Port of Liverpool continues to play a pivotal role in the import and distribution of agricultural products, reinforcing its position as a critical hub for international trade. Tony McDonough
Consultation set to begin on world’s largest tidal power scheme that could power thousands of homes across the region for more than 100 years. Tony McDonough reports. Scheme could power
On the eve of the second Slush’D start-up conference in Liverpool this week new data shows the number of registered businesses in the city region is at a record level.
Liverpool engineering firm DefProc is one of 10 North West companies to secure a place on this year’s Hydrogen Innovation Challenge. Tony McDonough reports Jen and Patrick Fenner, founders of
Developer acquires 9,000 sq ft Liverpool city region building for £260,000 and clears the property debts of the charity that occupies it. Tony McDonough reports Paul Nicholson, centre, with Billy
What is reputed to be the oldest building in Bootle – the Grade II-listed former hunting lodge of Lord Derby – is to go under the hammer at a property
An electric-powered cargo vessel and a ship-to-shore charging network form part of a £100m plan to create a ‘green corridor’ on the Irish Sea. Tony McDonough reports Ships in the