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A FIVE-YEAR masterplan has been unveiled to make the Liverpool City Region the best tourism and career destination in the UK.
The city region’s visitor economy generates £6.25bn a year, employs more than 58,000 people and attracts around 60 million visitors annually.
A new Destination Management Plan has now been developed by the Local Visitor Enterprise Partnership (LVEP) that sets out for the first time a unified vision across the city region to further accelerate growth over the next five years.
The plan aims to make the region the best place in the UK to ‘visit and stay for a for a day, a week or a lifetime’ by 2030.
Combined Authority members will be asked to approve the strategic framework ahead of a launch during English Tourism Week in March.

Plans to redevelop one of Britain’s most deprived areas and to build more than 10,000 new homes have been set out by Liverpool City Council.
A visionary submission for New Town status has been sent to the Department of Housing, Communities and Local Government for New Town status to expand the regeneration of the northern fringe of the City through to Bootle town centre.
The new development – to be known as Liverpool North - would span 5km between Bootle and Liverpool and include Everton, Anfield and Kirkdale.
The proposal would see the transformation of a number of brownfield sites, which would also lay the foundations for economic growth and sustainability, encompassing Everton FC’s new £500m stadium at Bramley Moore Dock and the £20m Bootle New Strand development project.
Liverpool City Council has worked in collaboration with Sefton Council, Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, Homes England, and key landowners in the area to set out a 10-year vision for the area.
The partnership could see the ambitious proposals revitalise communities blighted by high deprivation, unlocking economic potential for decades to come. The plan will focus on building on unused land, repurposing old buildings while maintaining and supporting communities that already call the area home.

LIVERPOOL City Council is waiving road closure fees for residents who want to hold street parties between Thursday 8 May and Sunday 11 May to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day.

The Government is encouraging communities around the country to host their own street or home celebrations – with flags and bunting, games, fancy dress, music and dance.

To help communities get their street party planning under way, the Council is asking organisers to fill in a special online form which can then start the process of getting all the relevant permissions in place.

The Council normally charges around £3,000 to shut a road, but is making an exception for VE Day events – and will also supply road closure signage and any traffic management cones to be located in and around the area.

Any resident who is considering hosting a street party just needs to meet some simple criteria:

The event must be:

Organised and funded by the applicant
In a residential road
The organiser must pay for public liability insurance worth up to £1 million
Most residents in a street must agree to the event
A Temporary Events Notice is needed if alcohol is to be sold

Please note: major roads and key bus routes cannot be closed, so please bear that in mind when submitting requests.

To express an interest in hosting a party, an online form found on the council’s street party page must be submitted. The deadline for submissions is Wednesday 30 April. Full information can be found at www.liverpool.gov.uk/streetparties.

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