Liverpool Labour Council are investing millions in upgrading all of the play parks right across the city. Our parks suffered after 14 years of relentless cuts by Tory and Lib Dem governments.
Now with a Labour government, we’re able to start investing again in our communities. Labour have also putting millions more into maintaining our parks
So far, we’ve completed new and improved play areas at the following locations:
✓ Berkely Park
✓ Doric Park
✓ Wavertree Botanic Gardens
✓ Calderstones Park
✓ Lower Breck Recreation Ground
✓ Great George Square
✓ Everton Terrace
✓ Everton Park, China Street
✓ Banks Road
✓ Rice Lane Rose Garden
✓ Walton Hall Park
✓ Ackers Hall Avenue
✓ Speke Adventure Playground
✓ Thirlmere Park
Councillor Laura Robertson-Collins, Labour’s cabinet member for Neighbourhoods said “By the end of the year, we’ll have delivered 17 new play areas through the programme, with an investment of more than £1.8 million in play facilities across the city. Every child deserves the right to play.”
Local residents are invited to join us consultation events over the coming weeks and help shape the future of your local play area, as part of Phase III of the Play Improvement Programme.
Dovecot Park Play Area
Our Place Health Hub, Dovecot Place
Mo0nday 9 November
4pm to 6pm Muirhead Ave/Larkhill Gardens Play Area St Andrew’s Community Hall Tuesday 10 November 5pm to 7pm Greenbank Park Play Area Greenbank Sports College, Brunswick Suite Thursday 12 November 4pm to 7pm Newsham Park Play Area Newsham Adult Learning Centre Monday 16 November 4pm to 7pm Belle Vale Play Area Millennium Centre Friday 20 November 4pm to 7pm