A striking new sculpture that explores themes of mental health and depression, has been unveiled on The Liverpool Plinth at Liverpool Parish Church (St Nick’s).
Liverpool BID Company’s Food and Drink Week celebrations saw the launch of the city’s first ever Chefs Awards, as many of the shining lights of Liverpool’s vibrant restaurant scene were rewarded for their culinary skills and dedication.
Liverpool BID Company’s annual Mystery Shop Awards took place on Thursday, May 23, at The Bentley, with a host of retailers, hotels, leisure and hospitality businesses recognised for their exceptional customer service.
At a recent Downtown in Business Liverpool event, we were joined by Professor Michael Parkinson from the Heseltine Institute and Alison McGovern, MP for Wirral South, to discuss the successes and failures of Devolution for the Liverpool City Region.
After a successful debut in 2018, Liverpool BID Company’s Celebrating Castle Street will return to the heart of the city’s Commercial District on Friday, May 31 (noon – 7pm), with a celebration of food, drink and entertainment on one of Liverpool’s most iconic streets.
Liverpool BID Company has called on leaders and businesses from all sectors across the city region, for a unified approach in ending homelessness once and for all.
Sculptors from across the north of England have less than two weeks to enter a competition that could see their work showcased on Liverpool’s world famous skyline for a whole year.
Office take-up in Liverpool’s Commercial District during 2018 increased by an impressive 46.8% compared to 2017, the highest take-up since records began, according to new figures released by Liverpool BID Company.
Pancake Race 2019 Tuesday, 5 March 2019, 10:45-11:15am Gardens of Liverpool Parish Church 5 Old Churchyard (off Chapel Street) Liverpool Parish Church and Liverpool BID
Liverpool BID Company has announced a series of events throughout 2019 that will throw the spotlight on some of the city’s most loved streets showcasing Liverpool at its best.
An iconic new sculpture is to be erected on the world famous Liverpool skyline, Liverpool BID Company has announced.
Despite a national slump, Liverpool’s high street is bucking trends, with footfall in 2018 up by 2.4% on the previous year, representing three years of consecutive growth.
