The regeneration of Crosby Village Centre will progress in June when building work and refurbishment takes place at the site.

Regen specialist St Modwen has enlisted the services of Caddick Construction to deliver a range of new retail and leisure units at the development.

The project includes a full revamp of the existing Glenn Buildings North and Glenn Buildings South as well as the replacement of number 10 Moor Lane with a two-storey retail and leisure structure.

David Nuttall, development manager at St. Modwen, says: “We acquired the assets in Crosby just over 12 months ago and it was clear that the Village Centre needed a lift.

“We are confident the new scheme will breathe new life into the traditional high street, preserving and modernising the attractive 1930s buildings while delivering new accommodation for modern retailers.

“Since acquiring Crosby Village Centre, we have agreed a new 10-year lease with Home Bargains, we have also refurbished around 4,500 sq ft of office space, which is now 70 % let let. We are extremely excited about progressing with this next phase.”

The new retail and leisure units are expected to be completed by Christmas.

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