Liz Makinson Outside Play Park

Residents say "Protect our Parks!"

Liverpool has loads of amazing parks across the city, but many of the parks have been left to fall into despair by the Labour-run Liverpool City Council.

Residents have spoken out about the poor state of equipment as well as the parks being untidy, full of litter and rubbish.

That's not good enough! 

Liverpool Lib Dems are calling for: 

  • All the Parks in the City to be protected for future generations by being put in trust to stop them from being sold off or developed.
  • Our play parks to be given a much-needed facelift and revamp, with some of the equipment older than the parents of the children using it.
  • The Council to work with City Watch and the Police to better patrol the parks to tackle crime and anti-social behaviour.

Sign the Lib Dem petition to improve our parks!

Let's make Liverpool's Our Parks Great Again

Labour are letting down our parks. Play parks left to rot and ruin - with rubbish and litter all over the place, and play equipment that's crumbling to bits. They won't protect them from development by putting them in trust. They're doing nothing to tackle crime and anti-social behaviour in our parks. This is not good enough. Our city deserves better. Back our campaign to fix the broken play equipment, protect parks from development, and tackle crime and anti-social behaviour

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