Liverpool – Maritime Mercantile City placed on the List of World Heritage in Danger

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The Committee danger listed the property in 2012 over the proposed Liverpool Waters scheme — a very large redevelopment of the northern docks. The listing began a nine-year period in which the United Kingdom and the city were repeatedly asked to constrain development inside the property and its buffer zone, and in which construction nonetheless proceeded.

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World Heritage Committee deletes Liverpool – Maritime Mercantile City from UNESCO's World Heritage List

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