New images of Liverpool cruise terminal released

Liverpool cruise terminal by Stride Treglown

McLaughlin & Harvey building scheme while Wates will construct hotel for passengers

New images of a planned Liverpool cruise liner terminal have been released ahead of a planning application for work to start on the site in the River Mersey.

Belfast contractor McLaughlin & Harvey has won the deal to build a £50m cruise terminal on the banks of the river Mersey.

Architect Stride Treglown, working with engineer Ramboll, will submit a reserved matters application next month. Outline permission was granted by the city council in April.

Ramboll is joined by planning consultant JLL and QS Turner & Townsend. 

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