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Deep Water Port
(2014/15 - £300 million)
(2012/3 - £92 million)
(2017 - £600 million)
(2014/15 - £150 million)
(2015)
(2015 - £40 million)
(2015 - 2020 - £18 billion)
(Enterprise Zone)
(2012/2050 - £5 billion)
(Enterprise Zone)
(2012/2050 - £5 billion)
Liverpool City Region’s public and
4 key business sectors that will deliver
the next 10 years. These are:
SUPERPORT
Over the next 10 years it is anticipated
that 100,000 jobs will be created in these
4 sectors as Liverpool City Region’s
economy continues to outperform the
rest of the UK. At the heart of these plans
are major investment projects that will
transform the economy.
A number of these projects have
place and are already proceeding.
These projects will have a catalytic
impact on the economy and help to
transform the City Region, making
a major contribution to rebalancing
the UK economy – one of the
Government’s key priorities.
Liverpool City Region is a proud place
with a rich heritage and a bright future.
SUPERPORT is a central element in
Liverpool City Region’s future as
one of Europe’s premier European
City Regions.
SUPERPORT
Our vision is for Liverpool City Region
SUPERPORT to become a logistics
upon its natural assets and its excellent
infrastructure and capabilities to provide
retail and manufacturing business with
logistics in the UK.
We will deliver end to end logistics
solutions across a variety of platforms,
bespoke to the needs of our clients.
Major capital investment, led largely
by the private sector, is at the core of
developing the SUPERPORT. It will
create an infrastructure with the capacity
of freight and passengers and support
thousands of new and existing jobs.
Investment in Liverpool2, the new deep
water container facility, more than
doubling the capacity of the Port, will
have a step change impact on the City
Region’s ability to support and service
global supply chains.
operating within SUPERPORT, so
centrally located for the UK and
Ireland market, will stimulate demand
across national and international
markets, generate growth and lead to
further infrastructure investment.
Liverpool City Region already has an
array of shipping lines operating out
of the Port and Liverpool City Centre
and Ireland, ACL and Bibby Group.
National and International brand retailers
centres in the region – including Shop
Direct Group, Home Bargains, QVC,
Matalan and B&M.
Our ambition and our plan is
to support the growth of these
businesses and to build, from
this strong foundation, a retail
and manufacturing logistics sector
of sustainable global importance –
servicing the world’s leading retailing
and manufacturing operations.
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