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Liverpool pulls a 180, approves Wapping Street regen - Vimarsana News

Liverpool pulls a 180, approves Wapping Street regen

“I think there will be a sign of relief across the development community,” said Alan Beer, owner of Carpenter Investments.

Battrixx to unveil high voltage packs for vehicles at Bharat Mobility Expo 2024, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

Battrixx to unveil high voltage packs for vehicles at Bharat Mobility Expo 2024, ET Auto

The company will introduce India’s inaugural High Voltage liquid-cooled battery pack tailored for agriculture applications. Additionally, Battrixx brings forth cutting-edge cell chemistries, including LFP, NMC, NCA, and diverse form factors such as Cylindrical and Prismatic laser-welded battery packs.

McLaren's 242-bed Liverpool student resi tipped for approval - Vimarsana News

McLaren's 242-bed Liverpool student resi tipped for approval

Liverpool City Council’s planning committee will also be asked to reconsider its refusal of Carpenter Investments’ 261 flats at One Kings Dock Street.

Unanimous rejection for Liverpool's former Wapping Station regeneration - Vimarsana News

Unanimous rejection for Liverpool's former Wapping Station regeneration

A lack of affordable housing and concerns over Section 106 agreements proved to be the downfall of Carpenter Investments’ plans to deliver 261 apartments at One Kings Dock Street.

Approval lined up for Liverpool's former Wapping Station regeneration - Vimarsana News

Approval lined up for Liverpool's former Wapping Station regeneration

Carpenter Investments is eyeing the Baltic Triangle site for the creation of a 261-unit apartment block, which would reach up to 13 storeys at its tallest point.