King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands visits Cammell Laird shipyard in Birkenhead as part of a trade mission to explore Dutch-British shipbuilding collaboration
Toad Hall in Ainsdale near Southport is set to be demolished with detailed plans on how the process of knocking it down safely submitted to Sefton Council
First steps of a multi-million pound overhaul of the Grade II-listed Playhouse Theatre in Liverpool are taken with the submission of a planning application for the initial upgrades
Liverpool law firm Bond Turner sees revenues down 7% to £54.5m and profits down 38% but remains upbeat about its prospects as it continues to invest in its growth strategy
Backed by Home Bargains billionaire Tom Morris the £1.2bn Kings development close to Liverpool waterfront will comprise 10 skyscrapers – one 70 storeys high – and the developer has now picked a contractor for the first tower
Liverpool city region manufacturer and supplier of diagnostic products for medical and veterinary testing, Mast Group, reports 10% surge in pre-tax profits to £15.7m and a £2m dividends windfall for its family owners
After an absence of more than three weeks Mersey Ferries are back in business on Tuesday as the £26m Royal Daffodil comes into full service for the first time as the stricken Snowdrop remains out of action
Full-scale refurbishment of the Grade-II-listed Martins Bank Building in Liverpool will cost £83.6m with city region Mayor Steve Rotheram chipping in with £22m of taxpayer cash
Liverpool homewares group Rayware is warning of ‘material uncertainties’ over the future of the business as losses widen… but directors insist they have a ‘clear growth strategy’ and the support of its principal shareholder
As part of its partnership with Sefton Council, housing association Sovini is set to move forward with plans to build 230 new homes in the borough, the first phase of a project that will eventually see 1,000 homes built
