While development moves at a pace on Anfield Road, bolstered by community groups who’re also looking to enhance the feel of the area, regenerating the Kop side of the stadium on Walton Breck ...

That Anfield is now a fully-fledged event venue capable of attracting music superstars of various ages ranging from Dua Lipa and Taylor Swift to Elton John and, most recently, Bruce Springsteen. And ...

The same goes for the Kop. The opening up of further fanzones, to allow supporters who travel to Anfield to spend even more time and, let's be honest, cash at the stadium, would also be effective.

What makes this development particularly significant is how it fits into Anfield’s long-term evolution. Over the past decade, this part of North Liverpool has seen more than 600 new homes built ...

A large emergency service presence attended the road, near to Anfield Stadium as the property was cordoned off with two ...

The changing face of Anfield is gathering pace. Six months have passed since Jurgen Klopp pushed the ceremonial first spade into the ground. Work on the foundations and the drainage is complete ...

The new Anfield Road stand would take the stadium's capacity up to 61,000 with a planning application expected to be ...

A house on Walton Breck Road in Anfield was evacuated on August 4 after it was found to be structurally unsound ...

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Liverpool's principal owner John Henry has admitted their preferred option of redeveloping Anfield may not be possible as there are "so many obstacles".