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Liverpool City Council will meet next week to determine the fate of Everton s proposed new stadium on Liverpool s north docks after their Planning Officer recommended that the project be approved.
It means that the club s plans for Bramley-Moore Dock could imminently get the green light and enable them to start construction on the 52,888-seater ground this summer. LCC have scheduled a hearing to decide on Everton s detailed planning application for both the dockside stadium and their plans for a legacy project at their current home at Goodison Park for Tuesday, 23 February.
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LOCATION: Swan Hotel turn off on A590 Readers have reacted after it was announced that a £150,000 scheme aims to improve safety on a stretch of the A590. Work is set to start next month to stop vehicles turning right onto the A590 from the bridge at the Swan Hotel at Newby Bridge. County councillor Sue Sanderson said she had been working to sort this dangerous situation for around six years as drivers in cars turning often find themselves stranded on a bend. Work is due to start on or shortly after February 8 for approximately three weeks and will take place overnight on weekdays only.
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But, as he fast approaches the first anniversary of the seclusion, the Greencastle man is finally daring to hope that the imminent vaccination of those like him who are considered clinically vulnerable will bring light at the end of the tunnel.
Last June, Mr Devlin, who runs My Way Access, felt that coronavirus could “be the end of me” and he isn’t taking any chances amid the current lockdown aimed at halting the spread of a more virulent variant.
“My hope is that the lockdown that I’ve been in is finally looking like coming to an end with the arrival of the vaccine,” he said.