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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
National
David Humphreys

Petrol station to be brought back in latest plans for sites across Liverpool

A seven storey mixed use development, new flats on the site of a scooter centre and the reintroduction of a petrol filling station are among a number of properties that are to be considered for approval across Liverpool.

Next week, Liverpool Council ’s planning committee will hear a series of applications for developments across the city. Included in these are a proposal to rework land bounded by Jamaica Street, Greenland Street and New Bird Street to build a single block up to seven storeys high.

The existing building on site would be knocked down to make way for a car park of more than 200 spaces, 2,000sqm of creative office space and installation of a bar and/or hot food takeaway. The site is currently occupied by Childwall Table and Chair Hire within a relatively modern 1-1.5 storey industrial building with pitched roof, constructed in brick and steel cladding.

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