Work on a major green public realm and streetscape project, which surrounds the Mea Park neighbourhood at Peel L&P's Wirral Waters, has been complete.

The Greenway, which forms part of the Liverpool City Region Freeport and runs along the north side of Beaufort Road and the east side of Wallasey Bridge Road, provides an attractive and sustainable travel corridor, comprising a walkway and off-road cycle route, for those living, visiting or working in the area.

The Greenway is separated from the road via an attractive landscaped corridor, incorporating sustainable drainage systems, native tree species and a wildflower meadow, and will provide a sustainable boundary to Mea Park.


The whole project has been designed to create a sustainable environment that is safe and easy for walking and cycling, is well connected to surrounding neighbourhoods and the local public transport network, and provides a major incentive to people and businesses looking to invest in the area, into Mea Park and the Liverpool City Region Freeport

Richard Mawdsley, Peel L&P's Director of Development at Wirral Waters, said: "The completion of the Greenway project demonstrates Wirral Waters commitment to creating a highly sustainable and well-connected place for people to live and work.

"This landscaped streetscape and public realm infrastructure will provide greater market confidence to residents, investors and businesses looking to relocate to the area and will make it easier for new occupiers to walk, cycle or use public transport, enhancing the health and wellbeing of future residents and workers."