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The 42nd Session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee

A Statement by the Chair of the Merseyside Civic Society

Knowsley Council plans to sell off 10% of parks dropped

Engage Liverpool is looking for your support

Engage Liverpool is using a crowdfunding site to enable us to attend the World Heritage Committee (WHC) meeting in Bahrain

ALBERT DOCK RECEIVES ROYAL APPROVAL

Albert Dock has been granted the prestigious Royal

LIVERPOOL SET TO MAINTAIN WORLD HERITAGE STATUS

Liverpool looks set to maintain its World Heritage Status.

New research shows UK parks and green spaces generate over £34 billion of health and wellbeing benefits

Parks and green spaces provide people with over £34 billion of wellbeing benefits

Here’s how much a Redrow planning appeal cost Liverpool City Council

More than £1,000 was spent on refreshments alone

Government champions innovation in bid to build well-designed homes

Ministers call on industry to embrace the latest innovations to make sure we are building the good quality homes that our country needs.

Protests in Knowsley at plans to sell off public parks

Demonstrators converged on the council's Huyton HQ from three different directions

New plans to seize empty Liverpool homes - as we reveal thousands of houses sit unused

Council wants to make it easier to buy homes that blight neighbours' lives

Heritage body takes up Liverpool’s case

World Heritage UK, the umbrella group representing the UK’s 31 World Heritage sites, has issued a statement expressing its support for Liverpool

Professionals gather in Liverpool to discuss waterfront regeneration

Built environment professionals gathered at RIBA North in Liverpool for an event focused on the regeneration of waterfront environments through urban and landscape design.