Stanley Park is one of Liverpool's most important historic parks,

of great value to its local and wider community and part of Liverpool’s heritage. It is listed by English Heritage as a Grade ll Park in its Register of Parks and Gardens. It has recently benefited from a major regeneration project that has restored many features of this historic Park but also met the needs of today’s users. The work started in November 2007 and completed in 2009, this has been the largest regeneration project carried out in the Park since it opened in 1870, a ‘makeover’ that has transformed the Park.

Our first contract was to restore the four cast iron bridges located next to the existing and new proposed lakes. The work started in November 2007 and took 14 months to complete.

In 2009 we made and installed for the central pavilion large cast iron screens, gates and over throw panels. Then in 2010 the same patterns were used to make additional grilles and screens for some the other pavilions that we not part of the original works.