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Big things are brewing in Liverpool. While the city has often gone overlooked and underappreciated, it is starting to see millions being pumped into the city centre to revitalise and regenerate. Read the full article here - https://bit.ly/4bbpHpL #Property #Liverpool #LiverpoolProperty #PropertyInvestment #PropertyNews

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So we keep getting told city back to normal , another much loved venue gone today , at this rate by the end of winter we all be eating at home . Sick and tired of the spin ,of course last week foot traffic was up as Sally spruiked on 3aw on Tuesday it was school holidays . Drove up Exhibition st today more fuvken bike lanes , the more commitess council has to increase trade the.more closures . There has to be someone in council that says enough is enough , spend money Mon-Friday with subsidising parking , contribute and entice respected traders in all retail not just hospitality to open in city , instead of spending hundreds of millions on a new green line project get our city back first , back the strategy to get people back to the office rather than excepting it’s the new norm , get rid of the bike lanes no one is using the useless things and they are getting so big ,use them for bus lanes if you don’t want to get rid of them. How many more traders need to close to prove the strategy will turn the city of Melbourne into Docklands .

Born in, lived in, worked in Derby. My entire life. So I’m feeling qualified to put some commentary to this. And it might be different to other Derbians. I wasn’t incensed that Derby was last in the list. Derby MADE it onto the list of 25 cities (there’s 76 cities in the UK). That’s proof that the tourism work being done is have a good effect, it’s bringing people to Derby. If I was someone who yielded enough power to make changes in this city of ours I would be using this feedback to make the right strategic changes for the city. Because yes there are things being done here but they are mostly glory projects that people get behind and frankly there’s been a woeful lack of care of our heritage until recent years. Don’t get me started on the Hippodrome (or someone hand the keys over to me!). There are issues in Derby and I’ve been to many events where they are glossed over. So if we stop wallpapering the cracks and listen to this feedback then act on it we’re going to climb this particular Which list. Because Derby IS a nice little city. It has heritage galore. It does sit in stunning countryside literally a stones throw from the city centre. It’s just lost its way over the last few decades resulting in this feedback. I would say to the local politicians and city leaders take notice of this feedback and make the RIGHT decisions to make our city more visitor friendly. Then we might make it into the top 10. Carry on as we are with expensive parking, huge new builds of apartment blocks, leaving buildings falling apart, cancelling loved events, closing parking down, focussing only on the big businesses and a load of other stuff then we’ll fall off that list which will have a detrimental effect on the city and its people. And that is more important than being on any list in whatever position. Here ends the Seleena rant.

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Toronto, ON. Battle? What battle, the TPA is wholly owned by the City of Toronto. Serious recommendation: terminate the Parking Authority, fold it into a department somewhere, and get it overwith. 1. The TPA has a history of not understanding just who owns it and its assets (it's the City, not them!). Pull them in and you'd have greater transparency. 2. Much of their capital spend (in cash! Cash!) every year is on expansion, with a terrible rate of return even before Covid changed parking patterns; the priorities for that (City) capital would absolutely be different if the TPA's "needs" were prioritized alongside other City needs, which they should be. 3. Much of "their" land would be better used for market or affordable housing... the City is already being more aggressive on that front but if the TPA vanished into the City bureaucracy, that would be even easier. h/t HousingNowTO https://lnkd.in/gHwRCNAg

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