Inside the new £48m Merseyside Police Headquarters

The housebuilder’s scheme on land north of Riverwood Road in Bromborough was denied by the planning authority over grounds that it violated local development plans.

Crossfield Exclusive’s redevelopment of the central Crosby site has been refused consent by Sefton’s planning committee.

Dubbed as a super-station by Merseyside Fire and Rescue, the facility would be constructed on 12 acres off Long Lane. 

Two offices totalling 150,000 sq ft form the first phase of the £1bn regeneration of the town centre, being led by Wirral Council and Muse Developments. 

A 36-bedroom care facility on the trust's existing estate aims to meet an increasing demand for care facilities and accommodation in the area. 

Wirral Council bought the 70,000 sq ft department store earlier this year for £2m and has informed market traders it is being lined up as the location for a modern market hall. 

Developer Crossfield Exclusive’s plans for 74 apartments at the central Crosby site look set for approval next week.

The insurance company is to move into a larger office at Abbots Park, taking an additional 3,000 sq ft. 

The creation of grade A office space, delivery of town centre homes, and improving public realm feature within the 20-year regeneration strategies for St Helens and Earlstown.