Post by guest on Mar 8, 2004 13:18:58 GMT -5
MARCH, 2005, has been identified as the crunch month for the rebirth of Liverpool's waterfront.
City leaders have agreed that as the deadline for the start of construction of two of Liverpool's most prestigious developments, the Fourth Grace and the Kings Dock arena and conference centre.
The controversial Cloud is to be completed in March 2008 and the Kings Waterfront development to be finished in July 2007, according to the official timetable drawn up by Liverpool City Council and the Liverpool Culture Company.
But it was revealed last night that a proposed new Liverpool museum, which is planned to be housed inside the £228m Fourth Grace, will not be open for the majority of the Capital of Culture year.
And it was warned that its scheduled opening in October 2008 could slip even further if funding problems within the North West Development Agency are not quickly resolved.
City leaders have agreed that as the deadline for the start of construction of two of Liverpool's most prestigious developments, the Fourth Grace and the Kings Dock arena and conference centre.
The controversial Cloud is to be completed in March 2008 and the Kings Waterfront development to be finished in July 2007, according to the official timetable drawn up by Liverpool City Council and the Liverpool Culture Company.
But it was revealed last night that a proposed new Liverpool museum, which is planned to be housed inside the £228m Fourth Grace, will not be open for the majority of the Capital of Culture year.
And it was warned that its scheduled opening in October 2008 could slip even further if funding problems within the North West Development Agency are not quickly resolved.