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ALLERTON: 'Things have been hard here... but we want to change the narrative'
Incorporated into the city in 1974, the pronunciation of its name may confuse newcomers, although the work of its residents will surely only inspire
Allerton is not really ‘All-erton’ - rather, it’s ‘Oll-lerton’.
It’s the birthplace of Kimberley Walsh and Seabrook Crisps and it sits beside the picturesque Chellow Dene Reservoir. Around three-and-a-half miles west of the city centre, it is almost a gateway between urban and rural Bradford.
One of its main hubs is Cafe West, a community centre, cafe and library complex, which one volunteer, Kalsum Arain, calls “The heartbeat of Allerton.”
Kalsum, 38, is a mother to 4 daughters and has lived in Allerton for 18 years. She is proud of the area and believes it has something for everyone.
The centre of Allerton, a part of the Bradford district which is home to many community groups looking for a brighter future
“The community is very close in Allerton, we’re all friends and if you ever need help, you can get help. Cafe West is great because we have things for the whole community, which isn’t just based on one demographic of people. We have things for people of all backgrounds.”
Sitting beside her is colleague and…
Why Allerton Road is becoming the place to go in Liverpool
Verdant to Allerton Road in order to inspire “ a little class ” back in to the south Liverpool thoroughfare.His words caused some debate on social media but in the months that followed, there is a general feeling that he had a point.
Allerton Road is getting back on its feet.
And not just standing upright. It’s striding confidently towards a future as a must-visit destination for eating, drinking and shopping.
In recent months, small-plates success Maray has extended its Liverpool portfolio by opening up there, following on the trotters of Three Piggies and Miyagi , another venue branching out from the city centre.
Online reviews from customers also suggest Allerton Road remains a class act (if it ever stopped being one in the first place).
“After sitting there for a minute allowed yourself to look around, you’ll feel like you are in a high end French restaurant in Knightsbridge or Paris,” was one comment…