This hurts.
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Looks exciting, with making sure that there are green spaces for people to enjoy in.
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Looks good; let’s hope that they actually finish it.
On a separate note, I am unable to find the article which was written about why these artists’ impressions of new developments never feature people of colour. It’s somewhere on t’internet, but I can’t locate it at the moment.
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This one features a black family though.
They’re hardly “featured”. They’re wandering off in the background.
It’s probably AI generate, based on Ladybird books from the 1960s.
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I came across this photo recently…one for the locals. Which iconic Liverpool building replaced the one to the left of the church? The Church is no longer there either.
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It’s not the Philharmonic Hall is it?
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Is it anything to do with Gwaldys Street…and the Bitters…the small little building at the side…looks like my dads old church…unfortunately it was in the Gwaldys Street area…
The new area of regeneration is north of the New Everton stadium, towards Bootle right @Rambler @RedWhippet ?
When I was in Liverpool last year, i saw that bit of area on the ferry, it looked abit more industrial. I was wondering, why Liverpool city council were not concentrating on that part of the city to be regenerated.