The idea
Wirral Coastal Leisure Park combines cycling, nature, sports and community in a rejuvenated coastal green space, inspiring wellness, conservation, and connection. Located in New Brighton, the park will feature paths for walking and running clubs. Conservation efforts include dedicated nature reserves, wildlife observation hides, and community tree planting to support local biodiversity.
The park will engage the community with hands-on conservation workshops, youth programs, and volunteer opportunities, fostering environmental responsibility. Coastal Leisure Park aims to inspire active lifestyles, ecological awareness, and community pride, making it a treasured community asset for generations to come.
What we'll deliver
- Plant 1000 trees
- Provide 100 families with bikes for summer seaside rides
- Enable 100 children to learn to ride from our space
- Work with 12 primary schools in 2025
Why it's a great idea
The benefits are endless these are our key aspects;
Increase the number of cyclists in the region, creating cycling clubs for all abilities.
Increase the number of children learning to ride, providing essential cycling skills for young people.
Enhance local wildlife through a nature reserve, tree planting, and environmental initiatives.
Decrease plastic pollution with projects focused on recycling and waste reduction.
Promote environmental education through workshops on conservation and sustainability.
Strengthen community engagement by involving local residents in park activities and upkeep.
Empower youth with opportunities for training and employment in bike mechanics and leadership.
Create partnerships between local organisations in Wallasey and New Brighton for collaboration and shared resources.
Foster social cohesion through regular cycling events, rides, and group activities.
Develop and run clubs that promote healthy lifestyles
Steps to get it done
- Engage 1000 people in year 1