[3] In 2007, Peel announced that they planned to create at least 17,000 full-time jobs and 21,000,000 square feet (1,951,000 m2) of new commercial and residential floor space including 23,000 apartments and four hotels.

[9] Pickles' decision not to call a public inquiry, announced in March 2013, means that the project can go ahead regardless, although it is unclear what the next steps are or when they may be taken.

[1] Soon after the 2024 general election, Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced the government would intervene on a number of 'stalled' development sites, including Central Docks, part of Liverpool Waters.

[10] In 2007, a monorail to link the area to Liverpool's city centre, with the potential to connect to the John Lennon Airport was proposed.

[13] Liverpool City Region Mayor Steve Rotheram opposed the decision and said, "We are proud of our history but our heritage is a vital part of our regeneration.