OUR ACHIEVEMENTS 1977-2022 include:

- the designation of Wavertree Village as a CONSERVATION AREA

- the rescue of the TOWN HALL from dereliction

- the conversion of an eyesore site in the High Street into a ROSE GARDEN

- the display of CONSERVATION AREA PLATES at the approaches to Wavertree Village and Wavertree Garden Suburb

- the saving of the old ROSE BREWERY building from demolition and ROSE COTTAGE from disfigurement

- the refurbishment of the Mill Lane SWING PARK

- the fitting of a new mechanism to the PICTON CLOCK

- the tightening-up of Conservation Controls within Wavertree GARDEN SUBURB

- the saving of SANDOWN PLAYING FIELDS from development

- the modification of SHOPFRONT DESIGNS in the High Street

- the imposition of TREE PRESERVATION ORDERS on the Cenacle Convent and Olive Mount Hospital sites

- the NAMING OF STREETS after historical sites and personalities

- the retention of the historic LAMB inn name

- the restoration of the former SMALLEST HOUSE façade

- the creation of a LINEAR PARK, complete with SUPERLAMBANANA, within the Olive Mount Redevelopment

- the removal of inappropriate STREET FURNITURE and redundant SIGNAGE from Wavertree High Street

- the promotion of Wavertree's uniquely interesting HERITAGE AND LEGENDS in local newspapers, radio and on TV

- regular participation in HERITAGE OPEN DAYS (opening the Lock-up to the public every September)

- the publication of our books DISCOVERING HISTORIC WAVERTREE and 'WAVERTREE' (Images of England)

- the issuing of a new ADVISORY LEAFLET for the Wavertree Village Conservation Area

- the installation of HERITAGE PLAQUES on local buildings and monuments.