The only way Liverpool Waters and Wirral Waters can be a success is by having rapid-transit rail run into them with proper stations - Merseyrail, using light-rail rolling stock. It needs access to the city centre, Lime St station, each Waters development and the airport directly. That was the success of Docklands in London - they built a whole new metro system there "first", the Dockland Light-Railway, then the developers flocked in. If there was no rapid-transit rail then Dockland would have flopped.

No need for new network here just extend into the complex, but if there is no rapid-transit rail run in, then this proposal will fail. Or is it a ruse.

Then expect an IKEA like shed on the site, like the Arena on Kings Dock.

I see as usual Peel had dock filling as a part of the original plan - land by stealth again - as is the case in Wirral Waters filling in half of Vittoria Dock.

They want a water city, without water?

It needs:
  1. Rapid-transit rail run in.
  2. No water space filling


They build around the waters.

If the approved Council plan has dock filling again, then advise all to protest and send in a complaint.