How to improve Liverpool's match going transport while supercharging the cities cycling infrastructure
Everton's new stadium at Bramley Moore Dock has got people talking... and not necessarily in a good way. While the new stadium has received much praise from the fans who attended the test event recently, the transport links certainly have not. Many fans have criticized the dangerous overcrowding at Sandhills station, and it's set alarm bells ringing on how it will cope with full attendances of up to 52,888 when the test event of 10,000 spectators has been far from successful. Planning permission was first submitted in February 2020, and no doubt discussions between Everton and the City Council long proceeded this, and its a sorry indication about the state of our cities leadership that the best they could come up with in over 5 years, are a few metal railings and new year-round parking restrictions which was imposed last minute on 3,000 local businesses to understandable uproar. Sandhills 'fan zone' - Photo credit Liverpool Echo While I don't think it will complet...