Shipping movements on the Mersey today, include: Nicholas, a bulk carrier carrying steel coils from the Republic of Korea. Agent is GP Shipping. Mandarin Singapore, a bulk carrier carrying steel coils from Vietnam. Agent is GP…

Former Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson is challenging the council via a Judicial Review over its refusal to pay his legal costs. Tony McDonough reports Liverpool City Council is instructing a leading QC to defend a Judicial Review…

Olivia Gallagher has run her Liverpool hair colouring business for 10 years and is now launching her own range of hair colouring tools. Tony McDonough reports Liverpool hair colour specialist Olivia Gallagher is launching her own…

Following a successful refurbishment at the Royal Liver Building, CBRE now plans a major upgrade of one of the other Three Graces on Liverpool waterfront. Tony McDonough reports Property consultancy CBRE has submitted plans to begin…

Polaris, founded in Merseyside in 2011, works operates mainly in the maritime, engineering, manufacturing, energy and construction industries North West PR firm Polaris Media has won a range of new assignments for maritime and…

In a special report, Tony McDonough asks whether plans for Liverpool's new £50m Cruise Terminal will have to be revised amid the rapidly-changing economics of a post-pandemic world On Monday newly-built cruise ship, Viking Venus,…

CERT Property is transforming a building in Liverpool city centre, that was home to the city's first-ever public library and was the HQ for Bibby, into a hub for SMEs. Tony McDonough reports A historic building in Liverpool city…

Shipping movements on the Mersey today, include: Viking Venus, a cruise vessel. Agent is Denholm Port Services. Dagna, a cargo vessel carrying urea from Finland. Agent is NW Trading (Logistics). Crimson Express, a buk carrier…

Chief executive of The Women’s Organisation in Liverpool, Maggie O'Carroll, is calling for urgent Government intervention to support more women and black and racial minority-led enterprises. Tony McDonough reports Liverpool city…

Merseyside engineering company owner Rod Wah joined Beverston Engineering in 1978 and say businesses need to invest in people and new technology if they are to survive. Tony McDonough reports Rod Wah had just completed his…