Adam Evans is a Media Officer at Capital FM and Capital Xtra. He covers a range of topics including architecture and planning, real estate, sustainability, and climate change, often focusing on urban design and development. Adam's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Washington Post, Southern Living Magazine, and the Journal of Sustainable Tourism.
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Adam Evans focuses on event coverage related to tennis, particularly with a focus on match previews and predictions. If you have insights into upcoming tennis matches, player form, or tournament analysis, reaching out to provide expert commentary could be beneficial.
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By: Susan Finnegan
There are moments in a city’s story when everything aligns – the strategy, the ambition, the partnerships and the narrative. Liverpool Welcomes Europe is one of those moments. Not just another event in an already world-class calendar, but a deliberate intervention: a platform for business, trade, diplomacy and investment that uses everything distinctive about Liverpool to accelerate our international ambitions.
By: Adam Evans
From community initiatives to major infrastructure projects, the week will highlight practical solutions that are already making a difference
By: Adam Evans
Tens of thousands of free toothbrushes and tubes of toothpaste will be given out to children in Liverpool as part of a drive to combat tooth decay. The UK
The move is a strong vote of confidence in Liverpool’s fast-growing ecosystem, bringing together entrepreneurs, technologists and creatives in one space to collaborate and develop new ideas.
The project supports Liverpool’s ambitions to attract investment, create jobs and drive sustainable economic growth.
By: Adam Evans
The Council's intervention would help de-risk delivery of the scheme and unlock wider investment into the city
The film aims to increase public understanding of climate and nature-related risks and encourage informed discussion
The aim is to prevent excessive concentrations of HMOs in particular neighbourhoods
New policy will improve the quality of shopfronts and commercial frontages, helping create attractive environments that encourage investment
The Plan will also ensure a choice and diversity of new homes for our current and future residents including affordable homes, that are sustainable , inclusive and high quality.
