2020 due to low listening figures. In September 2020 with changes to Greatest Hits Radio across the UK, the North Wales naming was dropped and the station became Greatest Hits Radio Liverpool and The North West after to merging with several other stations across the north west. Studio 1 still broadcasts the National weekday breakfast as well as weekend content. Failed zip-wire proposal In late June 2020, a proposal was put up by ZipWorldUK for a new permanent £5 million zip wire that would start from the second floor of the Beacon and end in Liverpool's Central Library. The project attracted mixed public opinions, with many people claiming that it would be a permanent defacing of one of the city's world famous landmarks. Others expressed concerns that the noise of the zip wire could disturb library users. The plan went before the City Council and on 30 June 2020 the plans were approved, however, on 2 September 2020 it was reported that Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson was withdrawing permission for this use of the Central Library, effectively vetoing the proposal. See also List of tallest buildings and structures in Liverpool List of towers Architecture of Liverpool References External links Radio City Tower at Skyscraper News Making Art 4.0 Making Art 4.0 Exhibition in the Radio City Tower 2017. Towers completed in 1969 Buildings and structures in Liverpool Towers in Merseyside Observation towers in the United Kingdom Towers with revolving restaurants