Organica, which produces a wide range of biodegradable and non-hazardous cleaning products, agrees deal with Glenbrook for 22,505 sq ft industrial unit Property development and investment company Glenbrook has signed up Organica UK…

Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson unveils £2m plan for cycles lanes on major routes in and out of the city as we slowly emerge from the coronavirus lockdown. Tony McDonough reports Liverpool is to create 100km of pop-up cycle lanes on…

Addressing members of Mersey Maritime online, British Ports Association CEO, Richard Ballantyne, called for the Government to be more 'ambitious' in its freeports plan. Tony McDonough reports A ports industry leader is leading the…

Shipping movements on the Mersey today, include: Ceres, a container vessel coming from and returning to Israel. Agent is Borchard Lines. OOCL Belgium, a container vessel coming from France and sailing on to Canada. Agent is RCV…

FW Capital was appointed in 2017 to manage NPIF – FW Capital Debt Finance to support businesses in the North West and the latest funding comes from the Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund Small business equity provider FW Capital has…

Latest planning decision means Kier Property and CTP have now secured planning consent for the whole of phase 1 of the Pall Mall scheme in Liverpool's commercial district. Tony McDonough reports Planners have give the go-ahead to a…

Survitec, which operates a factory in Birkenhead is a specialist supplier of equipment to the maritime, defence and aerospace sectors and will now also make surgical gowns. Tony McDonough reports Wirral manufacturer Survitec is…

Both Mersey Ferry commuter services and tolls on the Mersey Tunnels are set to return after being suspended due to the coronavirus lockdown. Tony McDonough reports Both Mersey Ferries services and Mersey Tunnel tolls are to be…

Paul Cherpeau, chief executive of Liverpool Chamber of Commerce, is urging the Government to talk directly to businesses about the road to recovery from the coronavirus crisis Liverpool Chamber of Commerce welcomes the government's…

Merseyside law firm, Brown Turner Ross, has won a High Court appeal in a row over who owned the fish in a lake - and a man who lived more than 1,800 years ago provided the answer. Tony McDonough reports A legal scholar who lived more…