We’re thrilled to welcome Tesla to Liverpool Shopping Park!
The doors to their brand-new 20,000 sq ft showroom and Supercharger station are now officially open on Edge Lane, and it’s already turning heads with the iconic Cybertruck proudly on display outside.
Tesla’s arrival marks a major milestone in the Park’s ongoing transformation and brings a new era of sustainable travel, innovation, and convenience to our community.
📍 Located just off the A5047, visitors can now explore Tesla’s latest models, charge their vehicles, and enjoy everything the park has to offer, all in one trip.
Liverpool Shopping Park on Edge Lane is undergoing an exciting transformation, poised to become one of Merseyside’s premier destinations for shopping, dining, and sustainable travel. The latest updates reveal significant progress on major new additions, including Tesla, Five Guys, and Costa Coffee, all bringing enhanced offerings to this rapidly evolving retail hub.
Tesla Supercharger Station and Showroom Nearing Completion
The highly anticipated Tesla Supercharger station is almost ready for operation.
With its modern red and grey design now clearly visible from Edge Lane, this facility will include:
Fast-charging bays for Tesla vehicles
Convenient Edge Lane access
Modern waiting amenities
Integration with the retail environment for seamless shopping while charging
In addition to the charging station, Tesla will also be launching a 20,000 sq ft showroom, reinforcing Liverpool’s role in supporting the electric vehicle revolution.
Tesla has signed a 20-year lease, confirming its long-term investment in the location.
Five Guys and Costa Coffee: Dual Drive-Thrus Coming Soon
Burger lovers and coffee fans alike will be pleased to learn that both Five Guys and Costa Coffee are opening new drive-thru restaurants at the park. Both have signed 15-year leases, and their respective buildings are now visibly taking shape:
The addition of these two popular drive-thru options adds more convenience and flavour to Edge Lane, serving both everyday commuters and destination visitors.
Revitalised Entertainment with Hollywood Bowl
Another key milestone is the refurbishment of the Hollywood Bowl, part of a broader £11 million redevelopment. Now complete, the newly improved venue will offer a significantly upgraded entertainment experience:
A reconfigured 35,000 sq ft leisure facility
A new 20-year lease agreement ensures long-term presence
Family-friendly bowling and arcade features
Hollywood Bowl’s transformation underlines the centre’s commitment to combining retail with vibrant leisure experiences.
Expanding Amenities Across the Retail Park
As Liverpool Shopping Park evolves, it’s not just about new arrivals. Ongoing upgrades have enhanced the overall customer experience:
Recent Enhancements:
Modernised parking facilities
Improved pedestrian walkways and safety features
Full modernisation of entertainment venues
Diverse Amenities Include:
Major retailers like Nike, M&S Foodhall, H&M, JD Sports, Smyths Toys, Next, TK Maxx, and PureGym
Casual dining and grab-and-go options such as Greggs
Accessibility and free parking for all visitors
Strategic Location & Future Potential
Edge Lane Shopping Park stands out due to its strategic position:
Easy access from the A5047 Edge Lane, connecting to the M62, M57, and Liverpool city centre
Serves key areas like Wavertree, Old Swan, and Kensington
Continues to attract high-profile tenants with over 90% of the expansion already pre-let
Opening Timeline & What’s Next
Construction progress suggests that Tesla, Five Guys, and Costa Coffee could be open to the public by Summer 2025. With leases signed and structures well underway, the official grand openings are expected soon.
According to James Maule-Ffinch, Asset Management Director at Derwent Estates:
“Work is continuing to progress well on this latest phase of the scheme and will be fully operational by the summer, with more exciting new names to be announced in the coming weeks.”
Visit Liverpool Shopping Park Edge Lane
Address: Edge Lane, Liverpool Parking: Free on-site parking Access: Direct from Edge Lane (A5047) Current Retailer Hours: Vary by store, please check individual listings
Stay tuned for official opening dates and more exciting developments as Edge Lane continues to thrive as Liverpool’s go-to destination for retail, food, entertainment, and innovation.
Schuh’s student promo is here, and you better act fast. Students get 20% off* for a limited time only.
*T&Cs apply.
T&Cs
This discount entitles you to 20% off online and in store with valid student ID on full price and sale items from 09:00 17/01/2025 to 23:59 26/01/2025. Student ID must be presented at point of purchase, or enter your unique student discount code into the promotional box online. Discount valid in schuh stores and on schuh.co.uk, schuh.ie and schuh.eu. One discount per transaction. Discounts cannot be combined and are not valid in conjunction with any other offer. Product exclusions apply, including gift cards and tote bags. Please see the full list of exclusions here. If purchased items are returned, the discounted price only will be refunded and the discount will be lost. schuh ltd. reserves the right to vary this offer or end this offer without notice.
Pure Gym, one of the UK’s leading fitness chains, has opened its latest facility at Liverpool Shopping Park on Edge Lane. This new location offers state-of-the-art equipment, a variety of fitness classes, and flexible membership options to cater to the diverse needs of Liverpool’s fitness enthusiasts. The gym is designed to provide a welcoming environment for all, from beginners to seasoned athletes. With this expansion, Pure Gym continues its mission to make fitness accessible to everyone.
A festival of street food is coming to Liverpool Shopping Park.
From Friday 26th to Sunday 28th April, shoppers can choose from an array of visiting street food vendors serving up a global fiesta of food.
Greek street food from Gyros, Afro-British halal burgers and loaded fries from Bon, sushi from Nashi Sushi and Dutch style fish and chips from The Dutch Fishmen will be on the menu, as well as Afro-Caribbean BBQ fusion from Sawa BBQ.
Karen Wild, General Manager of Liverpool Shopping Park said: “We already have a great food offer with Chiquito, Frankie & Benny’s, Greggs, Subway and Costa but we wanted to bring something fresh and new to our shoppers and to whet their appetite for the types of cuisine and food operators we hope to see in phase two of the park.”
The street food vendors will be located at the foot of Liverpool Shopping Park’s signature 30ft Liver Bird sculpture.
Construction work for the £30m second phase of Liverpool Shopping Park is set to begin this Summer and is expected to open to the public in Autumn 2020. Delivering in excess of 145,000 sq. ft of additional retail and leisure space, phase two includes a six-screen cinema, a new state of the art Hollywood Bowl, a gym, restaurants and a number of retail units.
The Derwent Group recently reported 60% year-on-year visitor growth at Liverpool Shopping Park, which is in contrast with the national trend of declining retail footfall. The first phase of Liverpool Shopping Park opened in October 2017 and includes high profile brands including Next, M&S Food Hall, River Island, H&M, Chiquito, TK Maxx and Smyths Toys.
The Derwent Group is part of the Albert Gubay Charitable Foundation and operates in the retail, leisure, industrial and commercial sectors. The group’s retail portfolio extends to 1.74m sq. ft across nine retail parks in the north of England.
The Derwent Group has reported 60 per cent year-on-year visitor growth at Edge Lane’s Liverpool Shopping Park – in contrast to the national trend of declining retail footfall.*
Liverpool Shopping Park’s visitor count hit 135,158 in January 2019 – a 50,439 increase on January 2018. The latest figures also show that the average dwell time at Liverpool Shopping Park is 98 minutes and has been increasing steadily month on month since Spring last year.
News of Liverpool Shopping Park’s strong performance comes as The Derwent Group prepares to start construction work for phase two, which will deliver in excess of 145,000 sq ft of additional retail and leisure space at the Edge Lane site.
The Derwent Group is investing £30m in this next phase, which will include a leisure block comprising a six-screen cinema, a new state of the art Hollywood Bowl, as well as a gym and five restaurant units on the ground floor. A separate building will accommodate a 60,000 sq ft anchor retail store and a further 16 smaller retail units.
Hugo Clark, Group Property Managing Director at The Derwent Group said: “In light of the challenges facing the retail sector nationally, it is hugely encouraging that Liverpool Shopping Park is performing so well, not only in terms of visitor numbers and dwell time, but in relation to the strong local trading figures our retailers are reporting too.
“Phase two will add a very strong leisure component to the mix and consolidate Liverpool Shopping Park’s position as a compelling retail and leisure destination in its own right. As we announce more new tenants and operators for the second phase, we fully expect to see continued interest and growth in the park’s performance.”
The first phase of Liverpool Shopping Park opened in October 2017 and includes high profile brands including Next, M&S Food Hall, River Island, H&M, Chiquito, TK Maxx and Smyths Toys. Construction of phase two will start in Summer 2019 and is expected to be complete by Autumn 2020. McMullen Wilson and CSP are the letting agents. AEW are the architects.
The Derwent Group is part of the Albert Gubay Charitable Foundation and operates in the retail, leisure, industrial and commercial sectors. The group’s retail portfolio extends to 1.74m sq ft across nine retail parks in the north of England.
LIVERPOOL SHOPPING PARK’S £30M SECOND PHASE SECURES PLANNING APPROVAL
Liverpool City Council’s planners have today approved plans for the leisure-led second phase of Liverpool Shopping Park on Edge Lane, which is expected to create up to 885 new jobs.
The second phase will see a further £30m invested into Liverpool Shopping Park by its owners, The Derwent Group, and will deliver in excess of 145,000 sq ft of additional retail and leisure space.
The scheme will include a leisure block comprising a six-screen cinema, a new state of the art Hollywood Bowl, as well as a gym and five restaurant units on the ground floor. A separate building will accommodate a 60,000 sq ft anchor retail store and a further 16 smaller retail units.
This new phase will bring Liverpool Shopping Park’s total retail offer to in excess of 300,000 sq ft and will add new high street brands to the park, which includes Next, M&S Food Hall, River Island, H&M , TK Maxx and Smyths Toys.
Nigel Machin, Development Director at The Derwent Group said: “Planning approval is a tremendous step forward in the evolution of Liverpool Shopping Park and is a testament to the park’s success to date and the confidence the city has in its future.“
“It’s a bold scheme that, in light of the rapidly evolving retail market, has been designed to meet the changing needs of operators and shoppers. We are confident this phase will really strengthen the existing LSP offer and be welcomed by the local community too. The addition of a large flagship anchor store and a number of smaller units will enhance our growing reputation as a destination shopping park and provides a wider range of opportunities for retailers.”
Planning approval puts Liverpool Shopping Park one step closer to becoming one of the largest shopping parks in the UK once complete and work will start on site in Summer 2019. Phase two is expected to open to the public in Autumn 2020. The first phase of Liverpool Shopping Park opened in October 2017 .
McMullen Wilson and CSP are the letting agents for Liverpool Shopping Park phase 2. The planning consultants are ATP Planning, AEW are the architects and Arcadis are the project managers.
The Derwent Group is part of the Albert Gubay Charitable Foundation and operates in the retail, leisure, industrial and commercial sectors. The group’s retail portfolio extends to 1.74m sq ft across nine retail parks in the north of England.
Two days of Christmas extravaganza fun will take place at Liverpool Shopping Park this weekend (Friday 7th and Saturday 8th December 2018).
The festivities begin on Friday 7th December with performances from four local primary school choirs as part of a fundraising concert for the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation. Performances will start at 9am with Kensington Primary School and local school children will be collecting donations.
The Radio City Breakfast Show team will make their Liverpool Shopping Park debut on Friday as they broadcast live and encourage shoppers to donate a gift to the Cash for Kids Mission Christmas Appeal. The Mission Christmas appeal aims to ensure every local child receives a present this Christmas and shoppers can drop off their donations at several of Liverpool Shopping Park’s stores. Breakfast Show presenters Dave and Leanne will be outside M&S Food Hall from 5am to 2pm.
On Saturday 8th December, fundraising fun will continue with the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation as their festive elves hand-out mince pies, donated by Greggs, for a small donation. Father Christmas will also make a visit and 500 free Christmas stockings, full of treats from the park’s retailers, will be given away to shoppers. Shoppers will also be invited to take part in a ‘Name the Bear’ competition for a chance to take a £200 teddy bear home.
Karen Wild, general manager of Liverpool Shopping Park said: “We’ve always wanted the shopping park to be at the heart of the local community so what better way than to support two fantastic local charities. There’s a full programme of activity across this Friday and Saturday and some great give-aways. We look to forward to welcoming shoppers to Liverpool Shopping Park.”
Liverpool Shopping Park opened in October 2017 and is home to retailers including H&M, River Island, Boots, M&S Food Hall and Smyths Toys. The park also features the world’s largest Mecanno Liver Bird, which stands at 11 metres tall in the centre of the park.
Plans for the next phase of Liverpool Shopping Park have been revealed.
The second phase will see a further £30m invested into Liverpool Shopping Park by its owners, The Derwent Group, and will deliver in excess of 145,000 sq ft of additional retail and leisure space.
Plans include a leisure block comprising a six-screen cinema, a new state of the art Hollywood Bowl, as well as a gym and five restaurant units on the ground floor. A separate building will accommodate a 60,000 sq ft anchor retail store and a further 16 smaller retail units.
The plans put Liverpool Shopping Park one step closer to becoming one of the largest shopping parks in the UK when finished. It’s expected that this next phase will create up to 885 new jobs.
Hugo Clark, Group Property Managing Director at The Derwent Group said: “Sharing our plans with the city’s planners today is an important demonstration of confidence in the location and underlines the success of Liverpool Shopping Park since opening.
“It’s a bold scheme that, in light of the rapidly evolving retail market, has been designed carefully over the last year to meet the changing needs of operators and shoppers. While this has meant a slight delay in bringing this phase forward for development, we are confident we have a fantastic scheme that will provide a strong retail and leisure offer that we know the local community has been waiting for.
“The addition of a large flagship anchor store and a number of smaller units will enhance our growing reputation as a destination shopping park and provides a wider range of opportunities for retailers.”
The first phase of Liverpool Shopping Park opened in October 2017 and has attracted high profile brands including Next, M&S Food Hall, River Island, H&M, Chiquito, TK Maxx and Smyths Toys.
Construction is expected to start in Summer 2019 and is scheduled to open to the public in Autumn 2020. McMullen Wilson and CSP are the letting agents. AEW are the architects.
The Derwent Group is part of the Albert Gubay Charitable Foundation and operates in the retail, leisure, industrial and commercial sectors. The group’s retail portfolio extends to 1.74m sq ft across nine retail parks in the north of England.
The Derwent Group has appointed Savills Manchester-based team to manage its half-billion pound commercial property investment portfolio.
The move is part of the Group’s plan to increase its focus on long term strategic asset management. Derwent staff impacted by the decision will transfer to Savills, with the contract due to commence on 1st December 2018.
Hugo Clark, Group Property Managing Director said: “This is a major move for the Group and underlines our intention to deliver best in class property management to our occupiers while focusing Derwent’s efforts on value creation through asset management. This is part of an ambitious strategy to focus our efforts on growing the portfolio across the country in order to best support the charitable objectives of our Founder, Albert Gubay.
“Working with Savills retail warehouse and commercial property specialists will enable us to rapidly expand our capabilities across IT systems, procurement, health and safety and compliance. We will be working closely with Savills to ensure that our assets are well positioned to meet the challenges of the current operating environment and offer a great experience to occupiers and visitors alike. Although the contract does not officially begin until 1st December, we are already working closely with Savills, as one team, to develop and enhance the delivery of our property and facilities management services across the portfolio.”
Megan Keany, Property Management Director from Savills, Manchester said: “As The Derwent Group is one of the largest and most successful property owners in the North West, appointing an external managing agent for the first time is a major milestone. We look forward to supporting the Group through this cultural shift and helping to fully maximise the value and performance of its extensive property portfolio.”
Liverpool Shopping Park, Walkden Town Centre, White City Retail Park, Lancaster Business Park and Goose Green in Altrincham are amongst The Derwent Group’s growing 2.8million sq ft commercial property portfolio. Whilst The Derwent Group will continue to be debt free, it estimates that it will have in excess of £50 million to spend on acquisitions over the next three years. The Derwent Group operates across the retail, leisure, industrial and commercial sectors and through The Albert Gubay Charitable Foundation will be generating grants to charitable causes of in excess of £10 million per annum.
We use cookies to make sure you get the best experience on our website. If you continue to use our services, we’ll assume you agree with our use of cookies. View privacy policy for more information. ACCEPTVIEW PRIVACY POLICY
Privacy & Cookies Policy
Privacy Overview
This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are as essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience.
Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information.
