This work will restore natural processes and reconnect the dunes – creating bigger and healthier habitats for wildlife and a safer more natural space for people to enjoy. 27 rare sand lizards have already been safely relocated away from the damaged rubble dunes through a vital phase of the project. To enable this important conservation […]
The charming village of Churchtown is packed with history. The original market cross (now at Meols Hall) was erected on the village green and the present obelisk was moved here in the 1950s. The famous Botanic Gardens were at one time the terminus for the Southport tram system, there is still a large turning circle […]
Plans to create a new green haven for people and nature in Sefton have received a boost as the National Trust purchase 78 hectares of land near Lunt village. Lunt’s name derives from an old Norse term meaning “grove” or “copse”, likely referring to an ancient forest that was in the area when the village […]
Nestled along the picturesque coastline of Sefton, Crosby and Waterloo offer a unique blend of natural beauty, historical significance, and modern amenities. These two neighbouring areas have captured the hearts of residents and visitors alike with their captivating landscapes, rich history, and vibrant community. One of the most iconic attractions in Crosby is Antony Gormley’s […]
