- Concerns over plans to fill in Bramley-Moore dock
- Decision from council expected in December
Everton must overcome objections from Unesco, Historic England and The Victorian Society to build a new stadium on Liverpool’s waterfront after the organisations raised concerns over plans to fill in Bramley-Moore dock.
Everton have continued preparation work on the proposed 52,888-capacity stadium during the Covid-19 pandemic and spent recent months responding to planning queries from Liverpool city council, among others. As a result, the club will submit revised designs next month – a new full planning application is not required – and expect a decision from the council’s planning committee in December, two months later than originally anticipated.
Continue reading…Concerns over plans to fill in Bramley-Moore dockDecision from council expected in December Everton must overcome objections from Unesco, Historic England and The Victorian Society to build a new stadium on Liverpool’s waterfront after the organisations raised concerns over plans to fill in Bramley-Moore dock.Everton have continued preparation work on the proposed 52,888-capacity stadium during the Covid-19 pandemic and spent recent months responding to planning queries from Liverpool city council, among others. As a result, the club will submit revised designs next month – a new full planning application is not required – and expect a decision from the council’s planning committee in December, two months later than originally anticipated. Continue reading…
