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Latest News | Plans to significantly alter a prominent site on Liverpool's Church Street – which is currently occupied by a national retail giant – look set to be backed.
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In a manufacturing landscape where caution tends to be the keyword for marketing spend, Move Marketing’s Alex Cairns explains how steps six and seven of the “8 moves of B2B” unlock calculated action through setting crystal clear objectives, budgets and timescales that provide an ongoing barometer for growth.
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LDC has backed an Ellesmere Port-based manufacturer of light commercial vehicle accessories in a deal valued at £36m to support its international growth strategy.
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Two investment firms have entered into a strategic partnership to provide enhanced support for early-stage companies across the Northern Powerhouse.
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A £780m joint venture deal between brewing giants Marston's and Carlsberg UK has completed.
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Rachael Ainscough, managing director at Ainscough Strategic Land, says it is pleasing to see that the housing market remains in good order amid all the disruption to our economy. As a key employment driver for the north west it’s vital for our economic health that this remains so, she argues.
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Plans to introduce a second national lockdown for England are set to be voted on by MPs later this week after being outlined by the Prime Minister at the weekend.
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St Helens-based Inovus Medical has been buoyed by a supportive growth environment, its chief executive told an Insider event, but Elliot Street also noted that accelerators and incubators 'were just that' as he called on founders to 'hatch and crack out of the shell'.
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Business confidence in the North West rose 11 points during October, according to the latest figures, but remains in the red.
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Everton FC have secured another club for their International Academy Affiliate Programme (EIAAP).
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Detailed plans for a flood wall to be built along the length of West Kirby promenade are being lodged.
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Many businesses were forced to adapt and adopt new processes in a rush as the pandemic hit. SafetyCulture’s Dan Joyce explores how we can build on those hasty foundations and optimise for safer, more productive and successful businesses in 2021.
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A residential scheme lined up for the outskirts of Liverpool city centre looks set to be backed.
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Canada Graving Dock could soon be in-filled and repurposed.
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A new juice bar and eatery has opened on Bold Street.
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Plans for the Liverpool Without Walls project to be extended into the winter have been revealed.
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Shopping centre giant Hammerson has completed the sale of its 50 per cent interest in a property investment firm for £227m.
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Detailed plans for a flood wall to be built along the length of West Kirby promenade are being lodged.
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Property consultancy Knight Frank has hailed "strong set of results" set against the backdrop of the Covid-19 pandemic
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The pandemic has been the biggest collective shock to our lives, according to Andrew Butterworth, commercial director at Bruntwood Works, with millions made to work from home and thousands of businesses forced to adapt. Companies have changed the way they operate and how they look after their workforces and customers, prioritising health, safety and wellbeing more than ever before.
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