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This is an inappropriate business in our historical centre and another slap in the face for those fighting to protect our cultural heritage. This planning committee has a history of ignoring protests and local interests. Surely time for a change.

smh Paul Traynor BSc Keir Starmer The Labour Party Met tonight with Stephen Yip and Liam Fogarty and others. We're launching the People's Choice / People's Voice petition for a Mayoral referendum next week. Whether you are pro or anti-Mayor, this should be decided by the people not stitched-up by Cllrs.

Delighted to report that after more than 12 months out of action our fountain is up and running again. Lovely to see the attention it’s attracting from so many people who stop to enjoy it’s incredible sight and sounds.

So good to have our fountain back in action.

Great to see so many people enjoying our fountain, which will look even better after the planned repainting. Unfortunately we do have some litter problems so thanks to Councillor Nick Small‏ 🇺🇦 for assisting us in our attempts to have litter bins installed on the plaza and Drury Lane.

Three years later I bet they’ve still never seen a schedule of works. Doubt there’s ever been one, or ever will be if this property developer “persuades” Liverpool City Council to allow him to continue to breach the terms of his lease with impunity.

With all due respect @MayorLpool and Kris Brown, they've had four years for a "proper investigation" into #BICo and two secret cracks at it. Perhaps, it's time Liverpool City Council let people without a vested interest in the continued coverup take a look?! It's called #transparency

It's great news that the first phase of the project to restore our fountain is now underway. You can help to inform the decision on how you would like the final apearance to look by completing this questionnaire. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Great interview on Radio Merseyside this morning about the plans to restore our much loved bucket fountain. It also gives details on how you can support our campaign. bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0…

Great response to this public survey. Our fountain has sadly been out of order for many months but we're hoping it will be up and running again in the very near future. Watch this space!

Our bucket fountain has been enjoyed by so many people for so many years but we now need all fountain lovers to support our campaign for restoration so it can give the same pleasure for the generations to come.

Why Boris Johnson is finished, in one cartoon. People don’t get over the fury of hypocrisy like this. Thank you Tony Husband Cartoon Archive

Our fountain is a sad sight but we have plans for better times ahead now the cladding work on Beetham Plaza is coming to an end. Watch this space!

You're right but plans are now well under way to restore our fountain to the glorious sight it once was. This link will give you a lot of information on the history, plans for restoration and how you can help by contributing to our fund raising campaign. merseysidecivicsociety.org/campaigns/rest…

Thanks to the efforts of the local community our fountain has been repainted and is looking good. We're now planning to begin a one month trial in the next few weeks. Watch this space! Tony Councillor Nick Small‏ 🇺🇦 Richard MacDonald ℍ𝕚𝕕𝕕𝕖𝕟 𝕃𝕚𝕧𝕖𝕣𝕡𝕠𝕠𝕝 Engage Liverpool

Before and after! Looking great but still more work to be done. You can support our campaign to restore our much loved bucket fountain to its brilliant best by donating to justgiving.com/campaign/bucke…

Following the recent repainting we now have two new information boards giving our fountain's history and plans for the future. We're now looking forward to restarting it for a trial period in the next few weeks. Watch this space! Councillor Nick Small‏ 🇺🇦 ℍ𝕚𝕕𝕕𝕖𝕟 𝕃𝕚𝕧𝕖𝕣𝕡𝕠𝕠𝕝 Richard MacDonald

This is good news, as we now have the new information boards in place and are hoping to restart the fountain next month. When that happens we expect visitor numbers to increase and a bin on Drury Lane is just what we need. Tony Liverpool BID Co. Richard MacDonald