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Once parks start being eroded, a principle is breached, and there’s no guarantee where the destruction will stop

“We cannot preserve the city in aspic. “We’re not trying to risk our world heritage status.

Celebration of the UK’s parks and green spaces

Beating the Bounds Walk on Sunday 25th June 2017

Interview with Emeritus Professor John Belchem.

Public Rights of Way are routes over which the public have a “right of passage”.

We are very proud of our World Heritage Site - it cements our international significance.

There has been a steady stream of people admiring the newly refurbished houses on High Park Street and Voelas Street since the site hoardings were removed

Liverpool City Council’s cabinet is set to approve a masterplan for the Welsh Streets today (Friday, June 23).

The World Heritage Centre is reported to have issued an ultimatum over plans to renovate the waterfront

UNESCO has issued its strongest warning to date that Liverpool risks losing its coveted ‘World Heritage’ status in 2018

Bulldozers are pulling down the site that housed hospital for almost a century

Peel's £5bn Liverpool Waters regeneration scheme is making further progress with plans lodged to create 237 apartments overlooking the River Mersey on the edge of the city centre.

Effectively, these are the first plans to privatise our city parks.

Ambitious proposals to create a mixed-use regeneration scheme at the 90-acre Festival Gardens

New dual carriageway to create a major route into Liverpool city centre.

LJMU Level Six Architectural Students presented with special awards.

Council reveal plans for the future of the building in Court Hey Park in Huyton

One of Liverpool’s most popular festivals is set to make a return to the city this summer.

Fifty acres in the centre of the Omega development in Warrington have been handed over to the Land Trust

Contempt of court proceedings could be taken against Liverpool City Council

National Wildflower Centre vandalised

Council and housing body plans new homes on busy road into city

Debate on how we could make better use of city centre open space

How the Bombed Out Church could look with its new floodlights. Image from a report by Donald Insall Associates for Liverpool council

Liverpool City Council has appointed engineering consultancy Ramboll to lead the technical team on its £50m permanent cruise terminal facility.

A community-based company has been chosen by Liverpool City Council to operate the blitz-ruined St Luke’s church as a heritage attraction.

Organised in partnership with Knowsley Council with the support of the Heritage Lottery Fund, the first phase of the competition will require architect-led teams to submit designs anonymously in digital format.

Merseyside Civic Society is relaunching its Save the Planet Campaign

Work is to start on creating a new dual carriageway for a major route into Liverpool city centre.

Sefton Council has bought The Strand in Bootle on Merseyside

The Bold Street venue is set to become a cocktail bar and street food restaurant complete with 'urban luxury decor'

Simon Jeffrey reflects the key debates from our Liverpool mayoral hustings

PlaceFirst has released images of its plans

Hard-hitting report says things MUST change