The new occupant of a former bank building in Liverpool city centre has been revealed.
In July last year, Liverpool Council gave the go-ahead to proposals for the ground floor of the former Natwest building on Castle Street to be repurposed as a bar and restaurant. The grade II listed site was vacated by the bank almost six years ago and has been empty ever since.
It has now been confirmed Vietnamese chain Pho will occupy the lower floors of the century old building. New planning applications have been put forward by the street food firm, which has a site in the city centre on Bold Street, for new illuminated signs and a menu box to be installed outside the venue.
