Working With Charities & Landlords In Liverpool

The history of Liverpool is woven with the threads of global trade, maritime innovation and the Industrial Revolution. The construction of the local canal network and the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, the world’s first inter-city rail link, further solidified the city’s commercial significance in the 18th and 19th Century. Throughout the 20th Century, Liverpool adapted to changing global dynamics, shifting from traditional industries to services, culture and the arts.

This is reflected in the city’s unique architecture and today’s vibrant commercial property sector. ASTOP works closely with Liverpool owners and landlords to ethically mitigate against unoccupied Business Rate penalties by introducing them to charities and good causes who need space to support local Liverpool communities.