Plans to revive a popular market and events space to the north of Liverpool city centre will be discussed at a planning meeting amid concern for late opening hours.
Liverpool Council will hear an application for a premises licence for a venue on the site of the Ten Streets Market , in Cotton Street, later this month. The mother and daughter team which brought the original market to life in 2018 confirmed last year they were closing saying they were proud of what they have achieved.
However, new plans have been put forward that could bring the venue back to life, with hopes it could stay open until past 4am. The application, lodged by Joseph Burns, seeks permission to sell alcohol from 10am daily until a terminal hour of 4am, closing 30 minutes later.
