Liverpool's regeneration project

[teppic]

Really looking forward to seeing what it means for the city once this 1.5 billion pound investment takes off. Liverpool is one of the most beautiful cities with the best people and it really deserves/needs to have this investment. This article is from May, but I'm not sure where it is all up to at the moment.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-27436181

 

[toffee matt]

Kings Dock... Would have been a place to build a football stadium.

Don't know why they never thought of it

 

[tommye]

more pie in the sky dreams.


The money would be better spent improving the city's social housing, schools and local community regeneration.


Arseholes in suits blowing smoke up each others arses again.

 

[roydo]

What happened with John Prescotts (?) idea from a few years back? Pathway or something like that.

 

[chicoazul]

We need Degsy H back.

 

[bluemangroup]

@InnerCity?

 

[ste d' indica]

more pie in the sky dreams.


The money would be better spent improving the city's social housing, schools and local community regeneration.


Arseholes in suits blowing smoke up each others arses again.

Hard to disagree with that mate, as far the city centre has come the wider area is in desperate need of social investment, retail and leisure isn't the answer to to a city's future.

 

[Pat's Van]

why are they wasting it on us robbing bin-dipping bastards ???

send the money to London where it'll be put to good use

 

[teppic]

why are they wasting it on us robbing bin-dipping bastards ???

send the money to London where it'll be put to good use

No more Thatcher. Perhaps now there will be a more even distribution of the country's wealth?

 

[Pat's Van]

No more Thatcher. Perhaps now there will be a more even distribution of the country's wealth?

we can live in hope, but I wouldn't bank on it while big dave's on the bounce old chum

 

[ste d' indica]

No more Thatcher. Perhaps now there will be a more even distribution of the country's wealth?

Still plenty of Thatherism though mate, sadly.

 

[Brennan]

The answer to improving Liverpool is not to further concentrate new developments in the centre of the city, which is already well developed and full of life.

 

[Pat's Van]

The answer to improving Liverpool is not to further concentrate new developments in the centre of the city, which is already well developed and full of life.

but this creates more opportunities for ne'r do wells like myself to go into the city centre and beg for change whilst doffing my cap

 

[teppic]

Still plenty of Thatherism though mate, sadly.

How many from Liverpool who grew up there in the 80's though?

Most pro-Thatcher apologists have never lived in the city.