Headed by one of Liverpool’s best-known corporate lawyers, Gareth McIntegart, Napthens is seeking new staff and larger premises. Tony McDonough reports Law firm Napthens is looking to move to larger premises in Liverpool as it…

Shipping movements on the Mersey today, include: Prospect, a cargo vessel carrying wheat from Ukraine. Agent is Cory Bros Shipping. Dakota Strength, a tanker carrying crude oil from Canada. Agent is Graypen. Tigris, a tanker…

Taking place this month at the Halton Stadium, the event will offer a range of support to entrepreneurs trading in the Liverpool city region borough. Tony McDonough reports Liverpool city region’s business support programme…

Elaine Bowker, principal of the City of Liverpool College, on the need to make sure small firms have access to funds to offer more apprenticeships Last week during National Apprenticeship Week we celebrated the positive contribution…

Addressing the House of Commons Mr Johnson said work on HS2, which could ultimately cost more than £100bn, would begin immediately. Tony McDonough reports Business leaders have hailed Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s decision to green…

Operators of the RLB360 tour at Royal Liver in Liverpool say there have been more than 30 proposals since the attraction opened last year. Tony McDonough reports Liverpool’s famous Royal Liver Building has become a hotspot for…

Exchange Chambers, based at One Derby Square in Liverpool city centre beat rivals from across the country to win the Chambers of the Year accolade Barristers at Liverpool’s Exchange Chambers have won the Chambers of the Year accolade…

Located in the city’s Knowledge Quarter next to the Metropolitan Cathedral, LSP is now part of the new Sciontec Liverpool development company Liverpool Science Park (LSP) has appointed Matthews & Goodman as its sole letting…

Club Liverpool, a network of influential figures from academia, medicine and business, was formed in 2015 and is celebrating five years of success. Tony McDonough reports A team of Liverpool ‘ambassadors’ have helped bring £70m worth…

The latest Baltic Triangle podcast speaks to the editor of the Scottie Press, Joel Hansen, who has breathed new life into Britain’s longest-serving community newspaper First published in 1971, the Scottie Press is Britain’s…