Spanning 1.9 hectares (4.7 acres), roughly the same size as Liverpool and Everton Football Club’s pitches combined, ‘Central Park’ will sit south of Collingwood Dock by the historic Tobacco Warehouse and, if approved, could become one of the city’s largest green spaces. Bringing direct access to parts of the canal and ... Read More...
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Liverpool City Council has announced that all of the city’s parks are to be protected forever. The city’s acting mayor, Councillor Wendy Simon, is set to make plans official today which will see the protection of 100 much-loved parks and green spaces, totalling 1,039 hectares. In a partnership with the charity Fields ... Read More...
Where to live: Retiring in South Liverpool's Mossley Hill Community | Green space | Bars & Restaurants | Transport links | Recreation With an abundance of green space, bars, restaurants, and a strong sense of community, it’s easy to see why Mossley Hill appeals to anyone searching for a home to spend ... Read More...
A café, events space and outdoor green area are heading to Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle as part of a new development. The public facilities will accompany workspace for the digital technology sector as a 19th Century docklands storehouse is transformed. Baltic Creative Community Interest Company (CIC) is planning to get work underway on ... Read More...
Knowsley: The ambitious plans set to transform and refresh the borough Knowsley is in the midst of a dramatic transformation as bold plans to refresh its leisure, culture and housing offer begin to take shape. With projects including town centre masterplans and Prescot’s Shakespeare North theatre promising to usher in a new era ... Read More...
More than 20 new homes could be built on green space around Liverpool’s Grade II-listed Turner Home if outline plans are given the go-ahead. Proposals for the Dingle Lane site are recommended for approval by Liverpool City Council’s planning committee during a meeting next Tuesday (21 February). The open space where 24 ... Read More...
A new plan to secure the long-term future of Croxteth Hall and Country Park has been announced. Liverpool City Council is seeking a partner to manage the 500-acre estate in a move which it hopes will see the park and hall remain open to the public and save the local authority ... Read More...