Anfield regeneration will continue with plans for a £4 million makeover.
As Liverpool’s stadium approaches the completion of its latest expansion, attention turns to the regeneration of the surrounding area with an exciting £4 million scheme in focus.
Anfield and its vicinity have undergone significant changes recently, yet there remain numerous upgrades yet to materialize, both commercially and for the public.
Liverpool City Council is set to launch a public consultation this month, highlighting plans for upgrading the main road leading to the stadium, potentially signaling further regeneration efforts in the area.
This initiative follows previous projects such as the stadium expansion, new residential buildings, shops, and community facilities, with the current focus on enhancing the main high street.
According to Liverpool Express, the aim is to “create a greener and safer experience for residents and visitors,” prioritizing a visually appealing and healthier public street environment.
Public displays of outline designs will be held on three different days (May 22, May 23, June 12), allowing feedback to shape plans before implementation begins next spring.
Regarding Anfield Square, situated opposite the club shop on Walton Breck Road, details about future plans are expected to be released in the summer.
While not directly associated with Liverpool FC, the revitalization of the area surrounding the stadium is a promising development.