Tourism figures on the rise in Liverpool City Region
Latest figures for the city region show the visitor economy is now worth over £5bn surpassing the pre-pandemic high of £4.98bn in 2019.
Latest figures for the city region show the visitor economy is now worth over £5bn surpassing the pre-pandemic high of £4.98bn in 2019.
Merseyrail has been recognised as one of the best employers in the region, following its inclusion in the Liverpool City Region’s Fair Employment Charter.
Downtown in Business will be joined by Liverpool City Region Metro Mayor, Steve Rotheram, at an exclusive breakfast event on Tuesday 28th March 2023 at… Read More »In Conversation with Steve Rotheram
New figures have shown that although the pandemic continued to hugely effect tourism last year – there is a steady recovery starting.
Lu Ban Liverpool has been crowned the city’s best restaurant after being one of the big winners at the 2022 Liverpool City Region Tourism awards.
The Health and Life Sciences Sector in the region has been further strengthened thanks to the appointment of several new board members.
Downtown in Business will be joined by Liverpool City Region Metro Mayor, Steve Rotheram, at an exclusive breakfast event on Wednesday 4th May. During the breakfast… Read More »In Conversation with Steve Rotheram
Merseytravel have released their Christmas and New Year transport guide.
Work is set to begin on construction of a new station at Headbolt Lane in Kirkby, after planning permission was granted for the £80m scheme this week.
Liverpool City Region business leaders welcomed the new chair of the British Tourist Authority the Rt Hon Sir Patrick McLoughlin – to the city region today.
Liverpool City Region has the capacity for all schools and colleges to now be part of the Liverpool City Region (LCR) Careers Hub building on the success of the 79 schools already part of the LCR Careers Hub.
Digital, creative and technology companies in the Liverpool City Region are, for the first time, set to receive tailored guidance to fast-track growth, thanks to funding from the Metro Mayor’s £75 million business growth package.