Contractor Osborne will begin installing new underground utility trenches from Tuesday, September 18. To allow for the works to be carried out the inbound lane, heading south to the city centre Drivers using one of the main routes…

Liverpool city region science campus is home to more than 130 companies, employing over 700 people, and they include some of the most cutting-edge tech businesses in the UK Seven blue-chip companies and organisations have agreed to…

Founder and managing director Dean Currall started the firm from his bedroom in Liverpool less than five years ago and it now employs 14 people at it city centre base. Tony McDonough reports Liverpool marketing agency Verb has…

It was the earliest ever point the sector had reached the million rooms sold landmark in a single year and the sector is now on course to sell more than 2m rooms for the second year in a row. Tony McDonough reports A record 189,252…

JLR employs around 40,000 people in the UK, and more than 4,000 at Halewood, but the company’s chief executive Ralf Speth warns a 'no-deal' Brexit could cost the firm £60m a day. Tony McDonough reports One of Mersyside’s biggest…

Go-head for the plan, which will include 500 new apartments and 12 commercial units, means 150 full-time jobs will be created during construction. Tony McDonough reports Developer Legacie has secured planning consent for its £80m…

A routine survey of the the Grade II-listed wall, which separates Bath Street from Princes Dock, has discovered a short section is 'structurally unsafe'. Tony McDonough reports Part of Liverpool’s historic dock wall is in danger of…

As Liverpool's visitor economy smashes through the £4.5bn barrier developer Elliot Lawless, who is behind £500m of projects, says the city is about the step onto another level. Tony McDonough reports A developer behind more than…

Third Liverpool International Film Festival will be held at the Toxteth TV Studios in Windsor Street on November 9 and 10 and is being billed as 'bigger and better than ever'. Tony McDonough reports Liverpool’s own version of the…

KPMG's latest quarterly Economic Outlook predicts 'modest growth' for the UK post-Brexit and says lack of transport and digital investment was holding back the north. Tony McDonough reports Investment in infrastructure and technology…