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Authorities in Liverpool on Tuesday granted formal planning approval for the city’s proposed new cruise terminal.
Work on the £50m ($66m) facility could start in October.
The permissions awarded by the city’s Planning Committee mark a significant milestone in the long-awaited project.
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Liverpool’s cruise industry sails into action as the city prepares to welcome an array of new ships in 2018.
Liverpool City Council will be hosting a two day public consultation next week on proposals for a new permanent Cruise Terminal Facility on the River Mersey.
A SPECIAL cruise ship is making a welcome return to Liverpool this week and part of the waterfront is being turned into a magical wonderland in its honour.
LIVERPOOL’s cruise terminal will launch its 10th year in operation with a record breaking start.
The city’s 2017 cruise season will see 10 vessels berth on the Mersey in the first 11 days including the biggest turnaround ship to ever visit Liverpool
Liverpool City Council has appointed engineering consultancy Ramboll to lead a highly skilled technical team to develop a new permanent Cruise Terminal on the River Mersey.
Liverpool City Council is set to appoint a team to design a potential new cruise passenger terminal on the River Mersey
The authority’s cabinet is being asked to endorse the selection of a highly skilled technical team to scope out and develop a new permanent facility at the former Princes Jetty, off Princes Parade.
LIVERPOOL Cruise Terminal celebrates its 10th birthday this year, and plans are in motion for a series of special celebrations across the cruise season.