A new paper has been launched to call for a vision and guiding principles around future development at the city's iconic waterfront
Six guiding principles have been proposed to define any future developments to Liverpool’s waterfront.
As such, Liverpool BID Company has today launched a paper which aims to provide a framework and guiding principles for any future development and evolution of the city's most famous asset. It calls for a unifying vision to provide a framework for any future work and to provide a coherent strategy. The advisory group would act as a driving force, encouraging communication with the community, leading on partnerships, evaluating strategic development and monitoring its progress.
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