A scheme to revitalise Merseyside's historic former Cammell Laird shipyard suffered a setback last night after it emerged the Harbour Master of Liverpool was against the submitted plans.
The proposed £1.4bn development, which would take 15 years to build, would see 4,000 waterfont homes built, along with office and leisure facilities all powered by their own power station.
Also listed in the outline planning application, submitted by Reddington Finance, which owns the site...
Setback for £1.4bn Merseyside shipyard revamp
Tue 16 Aug, 2005
| Posted in: Strait Talking
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