Liverpool's Georgian Quarter has a rich history, but it's not escaping the changes the city is seeing, as plans have been approved for new homes on one of the area's best loved streets, with new businesses also popping up.
Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Hardman Street and the tranquillity of the Anglican Cathedral and its gardens is Pilgrim Street. Famed for its titular pub, the small cobbled road is also home to a couple of Grade II-listed buildings that were constructed in the early-19th century.
However, an influx of students and tourists into the city in recent years has pushed Pilgrim Street and its surrounding roads into the modern day.
