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A brief introduction…..
The fight to save hundreds of homes in Liverpool’s Welsh Streets from demolition has lasted 7 years so far. Even though the government has cut the HMRI scheme responsible for condemning the area, the battle is far from over. Liverpool City Council continue to pursue demolition whilst the campaigners, co-ordinated by the residents of the Welsh Streets Home Group, pursue alternatives.
The Welsh Streets is an area of around 450 terraced houses next to Liverpool’s Princes Park. It’s within walking distance from both Princes and Sefton Park with great transport links and local shops. The Welsh Streets have held lasting appeal to young and old alike, offering affordable housing in a friendly neighbourhood. Their continued existence is under threat.
Hello from WSHG
We are a group of residents who reject whole site demolition in favour of repair wherever possible, to deliver solid eco friendly homes. We are joined by people hoping to renovate re-populate, and reinvigorate the wasted Welsh Streets. We support new-build on vacant plots.
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@FabLiverpool via @MariaBarrett @welshstreets photo reminds me of Villas at Cookham by Stanley Spencer http://t.co/kXuixaSh -
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@FabLiverpool via@MariaBarrett Lovely photo by @welshstreets http://t.co/4VinezsO -
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@MariaBarrett lots of happy 21 year old neighbours are sitting under the tree. It's all good in the hood. http://t.co/FHHH8KoB -
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@MariaBarrett lots of happy 21 year old neighbours are sitting under the tree. It's all good in the hood. http://t.co/eaOlDtZl -
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@MariaBarrett lovely place. Would you like to see my neighbours tree ?
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