David Thame | 25/07/2001 | 15:00
Liverpool councils plans for retail redevelopment in the city centre are in disarray today after the council failed to persuade the High Court that it was not bound to allow the Walton Group to buy land at Chavasse Park for £15m.
Roger Pearson | 22/06/2001 | 11:30
The future of a prime development site opposite Liverpools Albert Dock is at stake in Londons High Court, where Liverpool council is asking a leading judge to declare that it is not bound to allow a prospective developer to exercise its option to buy the land for £15m.
David Thame | 18/06/2001 | 14:40
Moorfields Group is looking to sell its 10,220 sq m (110,000 sq ft) mixed retail and office scheme at Cavern Walks, Liverpool, for around £13m.
David Thame | 26/04/2001 | 07:00
Lancaster council is considering compulsory purchase of Morecambes Grade II* listed Midland Hotel. The council has applied for £2m National Lottery Heritage funding, half of which will be earmarked for restoration of the 40-bed Art Deco building.
David Thame | 13/02/2001 | 12:00
Burford Group has dismissed fears that its plans for the 150ha (375-acre) Trafford Interchange distribution scheme in Manchester will be held up by negotiations with existing agricultural tenants.
Cammel Laird has insisted it complied with all its contractual commitments with Costa Crociere. Now a legal battle looms over the Italian company’s cancellation of its £51m cruise liner refit contract with the Mersey shipbuilder.
Roger Pearson | 05/01/2001 | 16:25
A relocation company in Basingstoke which has allegedly failed to hand over the sale proceeds of properties is being sued for damages by English Welsh and Scottish Railway (EWSR).
David Thame | 05/12/2000 | 10:00
Capital Shopping Centres (CSC) has signed a joint venture with Bill Davies’ Walton Group to develop the 102,190 sq m (1.1m sq ft) Chavasse Park retail and leisure scheme in central Liverpool in a move that will see the city’s retail development battle intensify.
David Thame | 30/11/2000 | 09:00
Bill Davies’ Walton Group has slammed English Partnerships (EP) for holding up redevelopment of the 356,000 sq ft (33,070 sq m) Exchange Flags office scheme in central Liverpool.
Lisa Pilkington | 23/08/2000 | 17:00
Manchester developer Colin Shenton is attempting to stave off the winding up of at least one of his 17 companies. The 31-year-old developer faces a petition for unpaid tax brought by the Inland Revenue against The Shenton Estate Company.
