Mayor of Liverpool insists foot passengers will be catered for
Additional bus services will be in place in Liverpool to take passengers from the new ferry terminal, to the city centre.
That confirmation has come from Mayor of Liverpool Joe Anderson.
Construction of the £31 million facility is set to begin this summer at Princes Half-Tide Dock.
It's as the development was granted planning permission by the city council yesterday (9 April).
Mr Anderson says foot passengers will be catered for:
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