Outline plans to build over 150 new homes on Liverpool Football Club’s (LFC) Melwood training ground have been recommended for approval. Liverpool City Council’s planning committee will visit the West Derby site next week (5 December) ahead of a meeting at the town hall. LFC is set to leave its current base ... Read More...
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A decision is due today (7 September) on Liverpool FC’s plans for a new £50 million training base in Kirkby. The project, which includes a new combined training centre and a 499-seater stand, has been recommended for approval at a meeting of Knowlsey Council’s planning committee. The club wants full planning permission ... Read More...
Three and four-bedroom family homes are expected to prominently feature in a proposed residential transformation of Liverpool Football Club’s (LFC) Melwood site. Further details of what the future could hold for the team’s West Derby training ground have been revealed a detailed application for outline planning permission. A document submitted to Liverpool ... Read More...
Liverpool Football Club (LFC) has submitted plans for a proposed redevelopment of the club's first-team training ground at Melwood. The document submitted to Liverpool City Council applies for outline planning permission for the redevelopment of the West Derby site into up to 160 family homes. The proposals also include vehicular access from ... Read More...
Melwood: What next for the LFC training ground... family homes? As Liverpool Football Club’s (LFC) first team training ground since the 1950s Melwood has long been a major presence in West Derby, so when LFC recently announced plans to relocate to Kirkby it came as a shock to many. What happens to ... Read More...
New objects marking the anniversary of the Hillsborough tragedy, including a patchwork quilt and painting of actress Sue Johnston, are to go on display today (5 April) at the Museum of Liverpool. Both items are inspired by the resilience of the families of the 96 people who lost their lives during ... Read More...
Some of Anfield’s oldest street lights will be replaced by energy efficient LED lighting as part of a £4 million street works and environmental programme in the area. The new lighting is the next phase of the wider £260m regeneration scheme and will get underway this month. Liverpool City Council is responsible for ... Read More...