Sefton Council purchased The Strand shopping centre in 2017 for £32.5m and laid out plans for a landmark regeneration project
Sefton Council has addressed the 'rumours' circulating about Bootle Strand as they published a milestone update on the plans for the shopping centre. Shoppers and local residents have now been told to expect significant and visible changes in the coming weeks as new hoardings are put up ahead of demolition works. The historic shopping centre was purchased by Sefton Council in 2017 for £32.
While this will mean some restricted access in parts of the shopping centre, Sefton Council are keen to emphasise that all businesses will remain open as usual. Councillor Paulette Lappin, Sefton Council’s Cabinet Member for Regeneration, Economy and Skills, said: “Following the success of the Music Weekender we’re really starting to see things moving forward in Bootle town centre and there is a real positivity about the impact that the changes will have.
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