Liverpool Baltic Station

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    About the Project

    Mayor Steve Rotheram, the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority and project partners are currently developing ambitious plans for a new station in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle and want to hear your views.

  • Plans for Liverpool Baltic station include step-free access from street to train, passenger waiting facilities, fully accessible passenger toilets, secured monitored cycle parking and links to an enhanced local active travel network.

  • The £100m station scheme is part of Mayor Rotheram’s “Merseyrail for All” commitment to reach communities that are currently not connected to the local rail network by utilising the region’s new pioneering battery powered technology, which has made it possible to extend the lines beyond current boundaries.

  • It is also hoped that it will encourage more residents to travel by public transport instead of car, supporting the Mayor’s target to reach net zero by 2035 – the most ambitious target for a city region in the country.

  • The fully-staffed Liverpool Baltic Station will provide a new link to the Merseyrail network for those living in the Baltic Triangle and Toxteth areas, as well as those travelling for work, leisure and education opportunities in one of the city region’s fastest growing areas.

  • The station scheme is being funded through the City Region Sustainable Transport Settlements (CRSTS), allocated via the Department for Transport.

  • Subject to approval, it is expected work will begin on site in 2025, with the station planned for opening by the end of 2027.

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    Baltic Station street level view on Stanhope Street

    Baltic Station street level view on Stanhope Street

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