News and stories relevant for Liverpool BID members.
Liverpool BID Company has announced two exciting new partnerships that will provide a national and international platform to its BID levy payers to have a voice on policy and regeneration issues, and a forum to share best practice.
A giant, 23ft replica of the moon is coming to Liverpool’s Anglican Cathedral as part of an extensive programme of events across the city over the final bank holiday weekend in May.
Liverpool City Council is to produce a masterplan to boost the city’s “Beatles Quarter” and develop its global tourism appeal.
Viewers watching the first episode of new BBC Two series The City and The City may have already spotted several Liverpool streets and landmarks where the drama was filmed.
From 17-21 April, the Liverpool Playhouse will welcome entertainment of a medicinal manner, as Roald Dahl’s hilarious and much-loved tale George’s Marvellous Medicine visits the Playhouse for five nights.
Family law specialist Paul Hunt has been awarded a qualification which will enable him to represent children in public law hearings in matters such as adoption and care proceedings.
Merseytravel is interested in the views of people from across the region. WSP has been commissioned to hold a series of focus groups on the behalf of Merseytravel to help test new products and services and gather feedback on the services currently being provided.
The region’s employers are being warned to follow their organisation’s policies and procedures ‘to the letter’ after it was revealed that employment law tribunal claims have soared following the abolition of tribunal fees.
Following a three week run at Northern Stage in Newcastle, the production begins a three month UK tour with eight performances at the Playhouse, featuring an original score with music and lyrics by Sting, as well as a few of his best-loved songs; Island of Souls, All This Time and When We Dance.
The hottest event this Easter, Feast of Fire has been the talk of the town after three incredible evenings of fire, animation and music in St John’s Gardens… and there’s more to come this Easter weekend!