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Monthly Archives: August 2017
We still don’t know why the Chief Executive is treated differently from everyone else
Liverpool Council where openness and transparency is a thing of the past So last night we had confirmation from the Council that they are treating one member of staff one way and all the other members of staff another. The … Continue reading
We must fight to keep students coming to the UK and Liverpool
A new lecture block at Liverpool John Moore’s University. Just one of our Universities that we need to fight for in the student numbers debate During the referendum campaign last year those of us on the Remain side continually raised … Continue reading
Reaction to the continued bail of Ged Fitzgerald
Liverpool’s Spare Mayor needs to get a grip on a situation where we are spending about £20,000 a month for an employee to do nothing At the budget meeting of the Council in March the Lib Dems moved a motion … Continue reading
Posted in Liverpool Politics
Tagged Ged Fitzgerald, Joe Anderson, Lancashire Police, LDL, Liverpool Labour Party, OCL
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World Merit Comes to Chester
Last Year World Merit took young people to the USA and the UN to discuss global issues. This year they will be in Chester and Westminster taking the ‘truth to power’ Sometimes good things come out of tragedies. One of … Continue reading
Lib Dems demand Council Action on Chinatown Fiasco
This is the concept for the new China Town development which was a great concept supported by the Lib Dems at the planning stage. It now seems entirely unlikely to materialise with serious consequences for all investment in Liverpool Liverpool’s … Continue reading
Posted in Liverpool City Council
Tagged Chinatown, Everton FC Stadium, Invest in Liverpool, Liverpool, North Point Global, NPG1
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Crack down on none tax-paying and unregistered private landlords
Developments like this and a glut in older terraced properties caused by new student accommodation emptying traditional areas are leading to many unlicensed and untaxed properties in places like Liverpool Recent revelations about the property market in Liverpool have led … Continue reading
How much might we lose over the stalled developments in Liverpool?
From left to right: Councillor Gary Millar, Simon Law of Hong Kong Homes, and Peter McInnes of North Point Global I have recently received a number of e-mails from desperate investors from people in Hong Kong and parts of the UK … Continue reading
