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Early 19th century development of the Waterloo area included the building of the first church on this site in 1840. Initially it was a modest building, designed by Arthur and George Williams, but a number of alterations were made to it over the next
As Sefton's Gateway to the Coast Crosby Coastal Park is an excellent starting point for…
The centre which opened in 2009 is one of the UK's premier full accessible venues for…
Another Place is an art installation on the coast. 100 spectacular cast-iron, life-size…
This new combined cycling and walking route starts at the Aldrins Lane swing bridge on…
Bookings are now being taken to play this historic golf course if you wish to guarantee…
Founded in 1873 and among the 10 oldest clubs in England, one of the most natural and…
Planning on visiting Crosby Beach?...If so, you have come to the right place!...Click…
A 13.2km walk taking in the coast and countryside, including Antony Gormley's 'Another…
6.4km walk through Thornton and Little Crosby with key points including Thornton Village,…
In 2003 a project was carried out on the area now known as Jubilee Woods, a former…
Hightown Dunes and Meadows is a quieter area of dunes and foreshore between Hall Road and…
This pleasant canal-side walk or cycle ride of some 5.8 km (3.6 miles) is entirely level…
The Ancient Chapel of Maghull is situated in the churchyard behind the church, it is…
Frank Hornby was well known as an English inventor, businessman and politician and was…
A 7.5km walk with key points including Melling Village, Church of St. Thomas, Bootle Arms…
The Ireland family that worshipped at St Catherine's Chapel (also in Lydiate) lived here…
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