After decades of decline, New Brighton is being transformed from a ghost town that was plagued by fly tipping, drug abuse and anti-social behaviour into a community filled with artwork and burgeoning new businesses.
New Brighton, a seaside resort at the north-eastern tip of the Wirral, was at one point one of the most popular in the UK. However after the Second World War, the town suffered from years of neglect.
Now those who live there say changes along Victoria Road, where a lot of regeneration funded by £7.5m from Rockpoint Leisure CEO Dan Davies has taken place, have helped bring back a sense of community and vibrancy to the town.