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With 500 days to go until the Rugby League World Cup 2021 (RLWC2021) begins, it has been announced that Liverpool and St Helens will act as the training bases for Tonga’s and Italy’s men’s team.

The ACC Liverpool event campus is currently being used as a logistical distribution hub, supporting Liverpool City Council’s efforts to ensure the most vulnerable people within the city are supported.

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The Vitality Netball World Cup delivered an £8.18m economic boost to the city’s economy according to new research from UK Sport.

The ACC Liverpool Group is celebrating another successful year of events and looking ahead to a new decade with a packed programme of shows, conferences and exhibitions at its waterfront venues.

M&S Bank Arena has invested £600,000 to enhance its food and drink offer. A total of three new catering units have been created and six kiosks refurbished. A tasty new customer menu has been unveiled.

M&S Bank Arena welcomed 112,000 visitors to the Vitality Netball World Cup - the largest and most high-profile international women’s sporting event ever hosted in the city.

With just days to go until the whistle blows to start the Vitality Netball World Cup, plans have been unveiled for an official fan zone at Chavasse Park, Liverpool ONE.

The ACC Liverpool Group production team has invested in new equipment to provide cost effective solutions for clients.