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Greenfield Road, regenerating itself. new shops

Monday, July 12, 2010.

Colwyn Bay street regenerated by new shops


NEW shops have sparked the regeneration of a once flagging street.
Three new businesses in as many months on Greenfield Road has cheered up the street and it’s now hoped more empty shops could be filled.
In January Fresh Photography opened its doors on the stretch, followed by Joker’s Fishing Tackle in February and Banger’s Barbers earlier this month. -- Also Lads and Dads Male Hairdressing.
Steve Moore, 44, runs Banger’s Barbers and is excited about the future. Steve says he chose Greenfield Road to open up because of its close proximity to both the A55, Bayview Shopping Centre and the new Travelodge Hotel being built.
“We chose Colwyn Bay based on the population and the potential of growth here and the future of Greenfield Road,” he said.
“It is the main road into the town from the A55. There are a couple of new businesses on Greenfield Road and it seems sensible to set up alongside these businesses. I think Colwyn Bay has a future in terms of development.”
Pier and websites supported by companies in London.

Petitions for the Pier at various London Bars
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DPP Shape - Liverpool

Sunday, June 27, 2010.
Demolition of Victorian Houses?
Not ours please
Liverpool like a warzone where they boarded them up

Failing Housing Situation in Liverpool

The leader of Liverpool City Council has said that a government initiative aimed at tackling housing market failure has 'ripped the heart' out of local communities in the city.

Manchester did it with Hulme and Mosside, claiming the old houses were past their sell by date, the housing they then built in Hulme have already been demolished, the victorian houses that managed to avoid demolition are better than then new housing!! Visit Moss Side and then its neighbour -where they did not demolish the large Victorian Houses
The victorian houses they failed to pull down in (because they ran out of money) are worth a fortune,
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