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The waterfront area is regularly used to host events
A Liverpool City Council representative said: “As a UNESCO City of Music, we are
fortunate to have a stunning location on our waterfront that provides a spectacular
natural backdrop to hold events.
“They bring in much-needed income which we use to finance local cultural
organisations, and contribute towards the cost of free events such as Africa Oye in
Sefton Park and River of Light.
“They also attract new visitors who then come back again and again, helping support
our visitor economy, upon which hundreds of businesses and tens of thousands of
jobs are dependent.
“We strive to maintain safe access to the Pier Head as much as possible during the
setting up and derigging of an event.”
On The Waterfront event organisers have been contacted for comment.
