Liverpool Waters news

Everton FC has revealed that it will propose a capacity of 52,000 for its new stadium – with the potential to expand to 62,000 in the ... More

Wates Construction is to build a 200-bedroom hotel as part of the major regeneration of Liverpool’s waterfront – the latest in a series of announcements ... More

Colin Chong, Everton Football Club's recently appointed stadium development director, has claimed that the club's new home will have a transformative effect on the entire ... More

A planning application for a new Welcome Pavilion to be built at Liverpool's Albert Dock has been submitted to the city council. Designed by K2 ... More

In a bid to protect its World Heritage status, the City of Liverpool and Historic England have drawn up a heritage action plan, created to ... More

Everton’s long-running quest to build a modern stadium has taken a major step forward, with the English club formally signing an agreement to lease land ... More

Image: Liverpool boasts a number of historic docks Liverpool has joined the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation's (UNESCO) List of World Heritage in ... More

Liverpool City Council (LCC) has approved outline plans put forward by Peel Holdings for the £5.5bn Liverpool Waters development, which is poised to transform former ... More

Plans for the £5.5bn redevelopment of an area of disused docklands in Liverpool have been submitted to the local council by Manchester-based developer Peel Holdings. ... More

Wirral Council's planning committee has approved plans for a major £4.5bn regeneration scheme - Wirral Waters, which aims to turn Birkenhead Docks into a new ... More

Liverpool City Council (LCC) has given its approval to a £4.5bn regeneration scheme designed to transform Birkenhead Docks into a major new waterside destination. The ... More