1. General information
2. Objectives of the intervention
Goals of the intervention
The objectives of the project are as follows:
• Refurbishment of existing dwellings in the Anfield Village/Rockfield areas;
• Continued support for the land assembly and new housing development being delivered by Keepmoat south of Walton Breck Road (outside of the SRF area);
• ‘Completion’ of the restoration works in Stanley Park and better integration of the Park with the wider area;
• Improvements to the Walton Breck Road ‘High Street’;
• Maximise the advantage of LFC’s proposed stadium expansion and associated public realm works;
• Environmental improvements across the area including enhancements in green infrastructure;
• Creating the conditions and identifying sites for economic investment and job creation;
• Support the future conservation and enhancement of Anfield Cemetery in terms of its heritage assets and integration with the wider area;
• Establishing a network of green spaces and corridors through the area to improve the environment and enhance connectivity (Ref. 1).
As of 2018, the following are expected to be developed: 1) New high street from Walton Breck Road were transformation through the creation of wide pavements, a more pedestrian-friendly area around the stadium 2) a 100 bedroom hotel 3) New Kop bar 4) Anfield road expansion (Ref. 6).
• Refurbishment of existing dwellings in the Anfield Village/Rockfield areas;
• Continued support for the land assembly and new housing development being delivered by Keepmoat south of Walton Breck Road (outside of the SRF area);
• ‘Completion’ of the restoration works in Stanley Park and better integration of the Park with the wider area;
• Improvements to the Walton Breck Road ‘High Street’;
• Maximise the advantage of LFC’s proposed stadium expansion and associated public realm works;
• Environmental improvements across the area including enhancements in green infrastructure;
• Creating the conditions and identifying sites for economic investment and job creation;
• Support the future conservation and enhancement of Anfield Cemetery in terms of its heritage assets and integration with the wider area;
• Establishing a network of green spaces and corridors through the area to improve the environment and enhance connectivity (Ref. 1).
As of 2018, the following are expected to be developed: 1) New high street from Walton Breck Road were transformation through the creation of wide pavements, a more pedestrian-friendly area around the stadium 2) a 100 bedroom hotel 3) New Kop bar 4) Anfield road expansion (Ref. 6).
Quantitative targets
• Refurbishment of more than 550 homes in the Anfield/Rockfield areas;
• The clearance of around 300 derelict and sub-standard properties;
• The clearance of around 300 derelict and sub-standard properties;
Monitoring indicators defined
Unknown
Sustainability challenge(s) addressed
Implementation activities
-The partnership has stated that more than 600 new homes have been built, with 600 existing properties refurbished;
-The next phase of the scheme is the development of the new high street in Walton Breck Road. The road will be narrowed to create wider, tree-lined pavements and make it more pedestrian-friendly with areas which could accommodate temporary markets or retail units, as well as facilities for community events (Reference 7) .
-New commercial units are set to be developed next to those Phase 5 Keepmoat homes, on the edge of the V streets site. And a new hotel is set to be built across the road.
-Plan to expand Anfield Road End for increase capacity of Anfield Stadium.
• The creation of a 10,000 sq ft food hub in Stanley Park;
• Improvements to Walton Breck Road and Oakfield Road;
• Creation of a major, pedestrian-friendly new avenue to link Walton Breck Road High Street with Priory Road, running through Stanley Park along the existing Mill Lane;
• Creation of a public village square at the junction of the proposed new avenue and Walton Breck Road;
• Continued development of new energy-efficient homes by Keepmoat west of Walton Breck Road, including around 250 new homes;
• Completion of the restoration of Stanley Park, including its car park, with a range of possible new features and uses;
• Improvements in design to integrate the park with neighbouring residential areas and make it easier to access;
• New office buildings and new and improved retail premises in the village square and on Walton Breck Road/Oakfield Road (Ref. 3).
-The next phase of the scheme is the development of the new high street in Walton Breck Road. The road will be narrowed to create wider, tree-lined pavements and make it more pedestrian-friendly with areas which could accommodate temporary markets or retail units, as well as facilities for community events (Reference 7) .
-New commercial units are set to be developed next to those Phase 5 Keepmoat homes, on the edge of the V streets site. And a new hotel is set to be built across the road.
-Plan to expand Anfield Road End for increase capacity of Anfield Stadium.
• The creation of a 10,000 sq ft food hub in Stanley Park;
• Improvements to Walton Breck Road and Oakfield Road;
• Creation of a major, pedestrian-friendly new avenue to link Walton Breck Road High Street with Priory Road, running through Stanley Park along the existing Mill Lane;
• Creation of a public village square at the junction of the proposed new avenue and Walton Breck Road;
• Continued development of new energy-efficient homes by Keepmoat west of Walton Breck Road, including around 250 new homes;
• Completion of the restoration of Stanley Park, including its car park, with a range of possible new features and uses;
• Improvements in design to integrate the park with neighbouring residential areas and make it easier to access;
• New office buildings and new and improved retail premises in the village square and on Walton Breck Road/Oakfield Road (Ref. 3).
3. NBS domains, ES and scale
4. Governance and financing
5. Innovation
Type of innovation
Please specify technological innovation
The derelict sites will be used to create space for the recycling areas and wider pavements, which will become the tree lined avenues. Some properties will also benefit from new private gardens and new amenity spaces. Overall, addition of green spaces will transform the area by greening the streets, improving amenity and underpinning the regeneration of the housing (ref 4)
Novelty level of the innovation
Please specify novelty level of the innovation
Unknown
Replicability/Transferability
Please specify Replicability/Transferability
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