A thousand years ago, it used to only have seven households. Now more than 60,000 people live there.
Wallasey used to be a village separated by countryside from Liscard, Poulton, and New Brighton for hundreds of years. It was even mentioned in the Domesday Book as having seven households in 1086.
Amie Jones, who runs Fleur Ashley Tearooms said: "The street has changed simply because the shops have changed. What people miss here is our small community shops because obviously it’s the bigger chains that tend to take off. "A lot of the town’s business relies on the weather. What happens here is we tend to be too far from New Brighton but too close so when we get the sunshine, everyone tends to congregate down the front but then we get more customers when we have more rain.”
“People will get sick of it, people don’t buy anything and they say I cannot afford to do it anymore. Do people want a restaurant? Do they want little bars not pubs? Do they want coffee shops? Do they want more culture?”
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