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December 17, 2009 · about 16 years ago

Liverpool city leaders continue Pier Head cruise ship terminal battle

City leaders in Liverpool will refuse to accept defeat in their battle for cruises to start and end at the Pier Head liner terminal. Yesterday’s decision by the government to reject the plan as breaking competition rules was a major setback to the long-term aim of a cruising trade to and from the Me

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City leaders in Liverpool will refuse to accept defeat in their battle for cruises to start and end at the Pier Head liner terminal. Yesterday’s decision by the government to reject the plan as breaking competition rules was a major setback to the long-term aim of a cruising trade to and from the Mersey.

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