New £96 million train station approved for Liverpool to enhance public transport

express.co.uk October 31, 2024, 05:01 PM UTC

A new £96 million train station, Liverpool Baltic, has received approval to move forward in Liverpool. The station aims to enhance public transport in the region and will be located in the Baltic Triangle area, replacing the former Liverpool St James station. The Liverpool City Region Combined Authority's decision allows planners to submit a formal application. If approved, construction is set to start in 2025, with the station expected to open by 2027. The station will include passenger waiting areas, secure bike parking, and accessible facilities. Plans also include improvements to surrounding infrastructure, such as pedestrian zones and cycle lanes, to promote sustainable transport options.


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