Business · 6 July 2018
Plans submitted for new waterfront car park
Liverpool City Council has submitted an outline planning application to erect a new multi-storey car park on the city’s waterfront.
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Business · 4 July 2018
Global law firm to set up new Liverpool office
International law firm Taylor Wessing has announced plans to open a new office in Liverpool in the autumn, as a focal point for innovation and client service.
Business · 29 July 2016
Landmark medical deal for Knowledge Quarter
The Northern HQ of a Royal College is to be based in Liverpool's Knowledge Quarter.
Business · 26 February 2016
Families get stuck in to the National Numeracy Challenge
Parents and grandparents queued up to join the National Numeracy Challenge at Liverpool Central Library as part of a city wide maths campaign.
Business · 19 March 2014
Official talks on landlord licensing underway
Opinion Research Services (ORS) to carry out 12-week, independent consultation on issue, starting on 24 March.
Business · 18 March 2014
‘City Bike’ is city’s bike!
City Bike chosen by public as the official name of Liverpool's cycle hire scheme.
Business · 17 March 2014
Firms told – don’t end up counting the cost
Liverpool firms are being told to ensure that don't have to count the cost of dealing with emergencies
Business · 14 March 2014
City lands investment awards
Liverpool is featuring among the top cities for foreign investment.
Business · 12 March 2014
An invitation to do business
Liverpool has unveiled its plans for the International Business Festival to a high-powered audience at the world's biggest property event.
Business · 12 March 2014
European approval for cruise funding
Mayor of Liverpool Joe Anderson has welcomed a European Commission decision that public funding for the construction of Liverpool Cruise Terminal is in line with EU state aid rules.
Business · 11 March 2014
Five-star ratings on hygiene
A scheme to rate food outlets' hygiene standards has been hailed a success as big improvements were noted in its first year of operation.
Business · 10 March 2014
Family Court Help wins top award
Liverpool's business community has celebrated the city's best start-up companies in the city at a special awards ceremony in Central Library
Arts & Events · 7 March 2014
Special welcome baa-ck for cruise ships
Liverpool's new cruise season starts next week, Tuesday 11 March and passengers will be greeted by âsheep ahoy' – a specially commissioned Superlambanana.
Business · 6 March 2014
3,000 job and home seekers flock to Town Hall
Living Local, Working Local event hailed a big success.
Business · 5 March 2014
Three year budget approved
Liverpool City Council has approved a budget which will see Council Tax bills increase by 1.99 percent.
Business · 5 March 2014
Infographics – your guide to the City Council’s social media campaign, part 1
Find out more about the budget challenges facing the council and where it receives its money from.
Business · 5 March 2014
Infographics – your guide to the budget, Part 2.
You will have heard us talk about how our funding has been cut but the graphic below illustrates what this looks like. The coins in red show the gap after inflation. We showed you that only 9% of our income comes from Council Tax. Below is the same graphic with actual figures showing
Arts & Events · 5 March 2014
Mayor demands Parliamentary apology
The Mayor of Liverpool, Joe Anderson, is demanding an apology in Parliament after a Government Minister inaccurately accused the City Council of spending £2m on Beatles memorabilia.
Business · 3 March 2014
Help us give our bikes a ‘handle’
Cast your vote and help us give Liverpool's new cycle hire scheme an official name. A year's free membership is up-for grabs for five lucky voters.
Business · 15 February 2013
Liverpool looks for love on the high street
Liverpool's retail Business Improvement District has been asking visitors what they love about key streets in the city centre.
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