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Tag Archives: Liverpool City Centre
Council proposals will close St John’s Market for ever
Liverpool City Council never ceases to amaze me although by now I should be beyond surprise. This time it’s a proposal to levy rents and service charges for St John’s Market which will effectively close it for good. Since the … Continue reading
We must give Liverpool and its Centre a new purpose
News that the Government is changing its treasury led rule book for public sector investment gives Liverpool a golden opportunity to reset our City and our economy. If we consider things properly and fully and add some sparkle of a … Continue reading
Why I supported the Young People of Liverpool
Yesterday the press, both local and national was full of pictures and stories about the misbehaviour of young people in the City and how they had brought shame on us all. Even looking at the photographs provided which came from … Continue reading
Making our City Centre Safe at Night
Liverpool must do more about the problems facing good private hire and hackney carriage drivers as they struggle to do business in our City Centre Readers of my blog and the Liverpool Echo will be aware that on two occasions … Continue reading
Can you get home safely from a night on the lash in Liverpool?
If you want to get home safely after a night out then flag down a ‘Black Hack’ or ring up or use an app from a local company. Just getting into any old vehicle on the street is dangerous Last … Continue reading
Is Labour’s dream for Liverpool a cold, wet Benidorm?
Last week I went to Benidorm. We have stayed several times at a nearby small Spanish town with Erica’s sister but we decided that we would go and have look at Benidorm having spent so many hours in planes to … Continue reading
Posted in Liverpool
Tagged Calderstones Park, Labour, Lib Dems, Lime Street, Liverpool City Centre, Liverpool Waters, Peel Holdings, Planning
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What sort of City Centre do we want?
St George’s Hall – A planning success from the 19th Century Does anyone now remember the monstrous buildings which for 5.5 decades obscured the magnificent frontage of Lime Street station? 6 big shops and a tower block, Concourse House, which … Continue reading