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Mark Thomas and Andrew Campbell report on developments at the Shanghai Expo 2010

A NEW museum is at the heart of a massive development being planned for Liverpool’s historic Chinatown.

Sources said talks on the project – which could cost hundreds of millions of pounds – were at an advanced stage.

It is understood the development would also include a hotel complex, as well as a new Chinese Cultural Museum.

Chinese property developer Dr Lee Kai Hung has confirmed he was heavily involved in the project – dubbed “China Square” – which would regenerate a large area close to the city centre.

Liverpool’s Chinatown is the oldest Chinese community in the UK, and includes the landmark Scandinavian hotel.

A well-known North West developer is believed to be involved in the project.

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