The Save Rimrose Valley campaign has branded an open letter [1] from Peel Ports’ an insult to the intelligence of those living in...

The Liverpool City Region (LCR) are consulting again to find out what citizens of the region view as the priorities in our efforts to...

We have received a response to our letter to Peel Ports which we’re sharing here for transparency and for everyone to consider. There’s a...

Following on from our demonstration on Friday 20th August, a number of people have asked what was in the letter addressed to Peel Ports...

The Save Rimrose Valley campaign is hailing its latest mass demonstration, which took place on Friday, 20th August, a major success in...

Transport for the North (TfN) are consulting again, and this offers a fresh opportunity for us to have OUR say on how we go about...

After A LOT of hard work and planning, we're now in a position to confirm the itinerary for our demo and the route of our march this...

The Save Rimrose Valley campaign is calling on people from across Liverpool to join a mass demonstration on Friday, 20th August, 2021. ...

Crosby-based photography partnership McCoy Wynne travel the world - less so recently obviously - creating images for commercial customers...

The High Court is set to hear Transport Action Network’s (TAN) challenge to the £27.4 billion second Road Investment Strategy (RIS2),...

We’re delighted to share the latest instalment of our very own podcast series: “We Said No!”. If you’re not familiar with this podcast...

It is a little over a month since allegations were made that Highways England deliberately attempted to block Freedom of Information...

Many of our supporters have flagged their concerns over the impact of the recent fires on Rimrose Valley, its wildlife and habitat. In...

Sefton-based charity, Rimrose Valley Friends, has enjoyed success at this year’s prestigious Liverpool Echo Environment Awards [1], which...

The Save Rimrose Valley campaign joined protestors from Biofuelwatch and Extinction Rebellion outside the Port of Liverpool on Wednesday...

Roads Minister, Baroness Vere, has agreed to review Sefton Council’s report [1] into port access, which could contain viable alternatives...

On Wednesday 10th March we were invited to an online meeting between the government’s Roads Minister, Baroness Vere, and our MPs Peter...

The Chancellor’s budget announcement on Wednesday 3rd March confirmed that the Liverpool City Region has secured Freeport status. Hooray....

Save Rimrose Valley is calling on the Metro Mayor and the Liverpool City Region’s business community to use Liverpool’s newfound freeport...

More shoddy communications from Highways England have caused confusion. Those of us who are signed up to receive news on Highways...