As Liverpool continues to welcome a new fleet of luxury liners to the Cruise Liner Terminal, Albert Dock has partnered with Liverpool ONE, Liverpool Cathedral, City Central BID, Commercial BID District and, new to this year, Marketing…

More than 20 major hotels from across the city have benefited from WorldHost training throughout the International Festival for Business. Member of Liverpool Hoteliers Association and GM of Holiday Inn Express Albert Dock, Helen Roberts,…

Mortgage applications are becoming increasingly problematic for those that are self-employed according to a top Liverpool accountant. Russell Silverman, director of Haines Watts Chartered Accountants on Victoria Street, said that following…

Mid-sized manufacturers across Britain could be facing a £2.5m backdated holiday pay as far back as 1998, which threatens to put a great deal of firms out of business. Following a ruling by the European Court of Justice, the CBI warned…

Hollyoaks star, Nikki Sanderson (pictured), has lent a hand to show her support for Knowsley Council and Champs’ ‘No to injury time’ campaign. ‘No to injury time’ aims to raise awareness by illustrating the impact of domestic abuse and the…

Earlier this month children from Liverpool’s Schools’ Parliament took part in a mock trial to review the case of a speedy driver, a ‘Mr Speedy Gonzales’. Cllr Dan Hughes, Mayoral Lead for Youth and Citizen Engagement was on hand to lend his…

Gordon Ramsay flew the flag for British food at the International Festival for Business (IFB), curating a Gala menu for over 100 guests at UK Trade and Investment’s Food & Drink Summit earlier this month. This dinner was the grand…

Influential TV producer and brains behind successful series' Grange Hill and Brookside is set to chair a commission which aims to inspire creative innovation in Liverpool. Phil Redmond (pictured above), who also founded Mersey TV and sat as…

Liverpool Community Health NHS Trust (LCH) is supporting the fifth annual Liverpool Pride Festival by hosting a series of fringe events, taking place before the main event on Saturday 2 August. What's happening? To tie-in with this year’s…

New research has suggested that small and medium-sized businesses across the North West are burdened with trade debts of up to £1.5m. Those most effected are companies with 1-9 staff and turnover of less than £2m, which had around £46,000…