Making Greaty great again

Have a voice at the public inquiry

On 19th June the Government will launch a public inquiry to decide if the £150m regeneration of Great Homer Street should go ahead.

Project Jennifer should be successful but we need your help to convince the Government. Help us demonstrate how vital this scheme is to North Liverpool.
Click here to view the master plan and fill out the online feedback form.

£150 million of investment - up to 1,000 new jobs

The regeneration of Great Homer Street will create:

• Liverpool’s largest food store
• 80,000 sq ft of new shops
• New market facilities
• New homes
• Huge improvements to the local environment
• A health centre
• A transport interchange
• 900 free car parking spaces and a petrol filling station
• Improved links to Everton Park where further exciting proposals are being drawn up

Work is already underway on a state-of-the-art school for Notre Dame Catholic College which will open for September 2013. The school will be built next to Lifestyles Everton Park and will be fully integrated with the local community.

Next steps

St. Modwen, working in partnership with Liverpool City Council, aims to start on the retail phase next spring. This includes the Sainsbury’s foodstore, new shops, public spaces and a new public transport interchange. Subsequent phases of the scheme, in the Marwood and Dryden Street areas, will follow the successful delivery of the retail phase.

Let the Government know you support the regeneration of Great Homer Street. Come along and see the plans, ask questions and register your support at:

Lifestyles Everton Park

• Thursday 17th May: 11.30am to 2pm & 4pm to 6.30pm

Great Homer Street Market

• Saturday 19th May: 9am to 12.30pm
• Saturday 26th May: 9am to 12.30pm

Or fill out the online feedback form.

Key dates

• November 2011: Liverpool City Council formally applied for CPO
• June 2012: Public inquiry held
• Autumn 2012: Decision of public inquiry expected
• Winter 2012: Land acquisition begins
• Spring 2013: Work starts on retail phase
• Autumn 2014: Retail phase completed