We have done everything possible to alert the public to the loss of WHS status that puts up on the top tier in terms of tourism and future prosperity but it seems the coalition government dont care about Liverpools past.
A public inquiry would have given all parties the opportunity to make amicable arrangements that protected Liverpools past and took it into the future.
Wirral Waters has had plans passed for years and not a brick has been laid yet
Its still not too late to take out the skyscrapers that Unesco and English Heritage object to.
This is the city that knocked down the Cavern Club then called it Beatles City. http://liverpoolpreservationtrust.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/langton-dock-pumping-station-amongst.html
http://liverpoolpreservationtrust.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/liverpool-on-unesco-in-danger-list.html
http://liverpoolpreservationtrust.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/peel-holdings-pillorised-by-salford.html
If Parliament intended section 14(1) (FoI Act) to contain the extensive
tests and criteria now applied under the authority of Dransfield, why were
those tests and criteria not enacted by Parliament in the Freedom of
Information Act 2000? Email to Rt. Hon Louise Haigh MP, from Alan Dransfield
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The Rt Hon Louise Haigh MPFirst Secretary of StateChancellor of the Duchy
of LancasterMinister for the Cabinet Office Copy to:Simon Hoare MP, Chair,
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