[AUTOTHRILL]

A spicy new render there from EFC.

 

[1878EFC]

This must surely be the turning point in the development of Liverpool Waters.

You'd imagine there will be a few applications in now from property, hotel and bar companies etc once it gets final approval.

 

[mmcd]

A spicy new render there from EFC.

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Spicy?

 

[AUTOTHRILL]

Could be too spicy.

 

[AUTOTHRILL]

Higher res version

 

[albionfagan]

Imagine how brilliant this could be, linking up with the 10 streets to make this near enough a part of the city centre.

 

[bluesnapper]

Wonder if any other piece of sorting infrastructure will be built on the back of this?

 

[Martin S]

Wonder if any other piece of sorting infrastructure will be built on the back of this?

A new headquarters for the Royal Mail in the city would be a great idea.

 

[bluesnapper]

That should of course be sporting.

 

[the pool08]

great news

 

[Everton2019]

Great News but is there a set time to say whether it is being called in? I seen someone said 21 days somewhere, is this true?

 

[bustcapl]

Great News but is there a set time to say whether it is being called in? I seen someone said 21 days somewhere, is this true?

Yes, that is correct

 

[Portobello Red]

 

[Neilsatiscitycentre]

I wonder if EFC will make a documentary about the construction. That would be really good PR. Maybe get Baldrick in to make a Time Team special about the dock. I think they did that for the Liverpool One didn't, they or am I imaging it?

 

[WalMagAig]

I wonder if EFC will make a documentary about the construction. That would be really good PR. Maybe get Baldrick in to make a Time Team special about the dock. I think they did that for the Liverpool One didn't, they or am I imaging it?

Yes, you aren't imaging it, there was time team special in 2008. You can still get it on All 4.

 

[Keayman]

All this procrastination though. Why couldn't the SoS just look in on the planning application meeting or have had the submitted plans weeks ago. Just seems farcical how long things take.

 

[Neilsatiscitycentre]

Yes, you aren't imaging it, there was time team special in 2008. You can still get it on All 4.

Thanks. "Imagining". D'oh!

 

[buggedboy]

All this procrastination though. Why couldn't the SoS just look in on the planning application meeting or have had the submitted plans weeks ago. Just seems farcical how long things take.

No point considering planning documents if they then get rejected by teh local planning committee.

There could be a last minute change submitted to the planning committee, which they approve, thus rendering redundant any documents sent early to central government.

21 days is pretty quick really, bearing in mind they would be receiving such referrals from all over the country.

Under normal circs I| think this would get called in...but the state of the economy is such that central govmt is likely to waive this through.

 

[WalMagAig]

I'd imagine the landlord of the Bramley Moore pub is pretty happy this morning!

Thanks. "Imagining". D'oh!

I'd like to say I noticed and was taking the mick but I genuinely missed that and then managed to make the same mistake!

 

[steveedster]

I’m still unhappy with the height reduction, it makes no sense lopping floors off this, there’s no benefit to ‘heritage’ in building it 7 metres lower, it just makes the building less imposing and impressive. At least it got waived through, it was nice to hear the comments from Steve Radford at the end saying it’s actually damaging the heritage to let the mothballed buildings rot away until they collapse... which is what UNESCO and Historic England seem quite happy to see happen... bizarrely. This project will actually save more heritage assets than it damages. Also the comments from another councillor about the wall were quite right, the city is bringing the docks back to the people so let’s make as many access points as we need to do that!