Central Verandahs
No. 195-197 Lord Street
This unit required very little effort to secure restoration works as the key stakeholders already had a schedule in place. I did however contact the associated relevant parties in the event that they wished to undertake their refurbishment of their premises at the same time as their neighbouring units in the vent of matching paint schemes and reducing costs further for everyone. These units have always been exceptionally maintained both before and since my contacting the key stakeholders.
No. 199-201 Lord Street
It was a pleasure to directly correspond with all key stakeholders ranging from the property owners, shop and contractors themselves. This restoration entailed an extensive restoration of the associated units and overhead fascia frontage which commanded a wave of successive restorative works along the adjoining Victorian Verandahs from No.177 to 213 Lord Street between 2017 to 2018. These units have always been exceptionally maintained both before and since my contacting the key stakeholders.
No. 203-205 Lord Street
It was a pleasure to directly correspond with all key stakeholders ranging from the property owners, shop and contractors themselves. This restoration entailed an extensive restoration of the associated units and overhead fascia frontage which commanded a wave of successive restorative works along the adjoining Victorian Verandahs from No.177 to 213 Lord Street between 2017 to 2018. These units have always been exceptionally maintained both before and since my contacting the key stakeholders.
No. 207-209, 211-213 Lord Street
It was a pleasure to directly correspond with all key stakeholders especially contractors themselves. This restoration entailed an extensive restoration of the associated units which commanded a wave of successive restorative works along the adjoining Victorian Verandahs from No.177 to 213 Lord Street between 2017 to 2018. These units have continued to be exceptionally maintained both before and since my contacting the key stakeholders
No. 221-223 Lord Street
It was a pleasure to directly correspond with the key stakeholders especially contractors themselves. This restoration entailed an extensive restoration of the associated units which commanded a wave of successive restorative works along the adjoining Victorian Verandahs along this central parade between 2017 to 2018. These units have continued to be exceptionally maintained since my contacting the key stakeholders.
No. 225-227 Lord Street
It was a pleasure to directly correspond with the key stakeholders especially contractors themselves. This restoration entailed an extensive restoration of the associated units which commanded a wave of successive restorative works along the adjoining Victorian Verandahs along this central parade between 2017 to 2018. These units have continued to be exceptionally maintained since my contacting the key stakeholders.
No. 229-233 Lord Street
It was a pleasure to directly correspond with the key stakeholders especially the contractors themselves. This central parade has undergone significant restorative works primarily in 2016 since my originally contacting the relevant third parties, however an extensive restoration is scheduled from 2024 onwards.
No. 235-243 Lord Street
Having originally corresponded with the key stakeholders, I was delighted to see a relatively swift full restoration of the Victorian Verandahs here that have been steadily maintained in impeccable order ever since 2018 when the first major works were undertaken for some time. Having adopted a positive and constructive approach throughout this has clearly been the right model to deploy which I have encouraged others to follow when getting the best from the community for the community. It is noticeable that the overhead fascia frontage has and continues to undergo refurbishment works on this landmark site which greets visitors entering directly from the eastern direction of Southport.
No. 245-251 Lord Street
I was delighted to secure a swift response from the key stakeholders here regarding a full restoration of these unique Victorian Verandahs back in 2016. They have been well maintained up to and just after 2020, but I am querying as to whether the overhead fascia frontage may now finally be included to enhance the longevity of the overall building’s aesthetic and ability to withstand the annual tarnishing from the elements.
No. 287-291 Lord Street
This elegant central colonnade receive a full restoration back in 2015 and following my original corresponding with the respective key stakeholders has continued to maintain its upkeep very well since that time. The key stakeholders should be commended for having undertaken a full refurbishment of their stunning overhead fascia frontages which have received follow-up works in the interim period and a further full restoration of the attached Victorian Verandahs in 2024 whereupon I was delighted to secure the full repainting of the goldleaf coins ad filigree thereby complementing the adjoining units further along from No.287 to 325 Lord Street. I am still endeavouring to have the goldleaf colour scheme incorporated between No.293 to 317 Lord Street.
No. 293-313 Lord Street
It was a pleasure to directly correspond with all key stakeholders, especially the managing agents and the contractors themselves. This restoration entailed an extensive restoration of the associated units which commanded a wave of successive restorative works along the adjoining Victorian Verandahs covering the length of the Wayfarers Arcade Complex at 287 Lord Street spanning the original Next unit up to the Grapetree at 325 Lord Street. These units have been well-maintained since my contacting the key stakeholders, however it is hoped that further refurbishment works will include integration of the signature goldleaf coins and filigree. I was successful in securing this along the southern and northern parts of the entire complex excluding the former Department Store and the Arcade itself to date. It should be noted that the Barber Shop had already integrated the black , white and gold colour scheme which assisted in achieving the goldleaf inclusion on the other adjacent units.
This central colonnade is the longest continuous series of canopies across the high street, therefore I am pleased to have worked alongside the key stakeholders here to extensively restore this grand set of Victorian Verandahs. I am striving to see the signature goldleaf coins and filigree reintegrated during the next programme of maintenance. It should be noted that this colonnade has undergone periodic refurbishment works several times over the years since 2015 especially and more recently in 2018 and 2021 respectively.
No. 295-297 Lord Street
It was a pleasure to directly correspond with the key stakeholders especially the contractors themselves. This restoration entailed primarily an extensive refurbishment of the overhead fascia frontages that were later followed up with the Victorian Verandahs attached themselves in 2018.
This unit has largely undertaken a fascia frontage full restoration with interim works to maintain the Victorian Verandahs. Having corresponded with the respective key stakeholders and their contractors I was pleased to note the through work undertaken to retain the original details and features
No. 319 Lord Street
This central colonnade has undertaken an extensive full restoration back in 2016 following my original correspondence with the respective key stakeholders. In that time the units have been brilliantly maintained on a frequent basis and I am pleased that the goldleaf coins and filigree overhead have also been integrated upon my raising this with the contractors at the time. The key stakeholders should be commended for their regular maintenance programme which keeps this major shopping parade always looking spectacular and a further incentive for retail investment.
No. 321 Lord Street
This central colonnade has undertaken an extensive full restoration back in 2016 following my original correspondence with the respective key stakeholders. In that time the units have been brilliantly maintained on a frequent basis and I am pleased that the goldleaf coins and filigree overhead have also been integrated upon my raising this with the contractors at the time. The key stakeholders should be commended for their regular maintenance programme which keeps this major shopping parade always looking spectacular and a further incentive for retail investment.
No. 325-327 Lord Street
This central colonnade has undertaken an extensive full restoration back in 2016 following my original correspondence with the respective key stakeholders. In that time the units have been brilliantly maintained on a frequent basis and I am pleased that the goldleaf coins and filigree overhead have also been integrated upon my raising this with the contractors at the time. The key stakeholders should be commended for their regular maintenance programme which keeps this major shopping parade always looking spectacular and a further incentive for retail investment.
No. 335-337 Lord Street
This unique central structure has received a full restoration back in 2018 and 2019 with maintenance works scheduled some time in 2024 onwards. I was pleased to correspond directly with the respective key stakeholders at the time including their contractors who undertook an excellent full restoration of the surrounding fascia frontages on the tenement builds comprising those shopping parade.
No. 339-341 Lord Street
It was a pleasure to directly correspond with the key stakeholders especially the contractors and property owners themselves. This restoration entailed primarily an extensive refurbishment of the Victorian Verandahs in 2018 with follow up works on the overhead fascia frontage from 2020 onwards. This parade is notable for having integrated the original black on white colour scheme that had been previously omitted as illustrated here with the newly included black abacus heads.
No. 343-345 Lord Street
It was a pleasure to directly correspond with the key stakeholders especially the contractors and property owners themselves. This restoration entailed primarily an extensive refurbishment of the Victorian Verandahs in 2018 with follow up works on the overhead fascia frontage from 2020 onwards. This parade is notable for having integrated the original black on white colour scheme that had been previously omitted as illustrated here with the newly included black abacus heads.
No. 347-349 Lord Street
It was a pleasure to directly correspond with the key stakeholders especially the contractors and property owners themselves. This restoration entailed primarily an extensive refurbishment of the Victorian Verandahs in 2018 with follow up works on the overhead fascia frontage from 2020 onwards. This parade is notable for having integrated the original black on white colour scheme that had been previously omitted as illustrated here with the newly included black abacus heads.
No. 351-353 Lord Street
It was a pleasure to directly correspond with the jet stakeholders especially the contractors and property owners themselves. This restoration entailed primarily an extensive refurbishment of the Victorian Verandah in 2016 with follow up works on the over head fascia frontage in 2019 and 2024. This parade is notable for having integrated the original black on white colour scheme that had been previously omitted as illustrated here with the newly included black abacus heads.
No. 355-357 Lord Street
It was a pleasure to directly correspond with the key stakeholders especially the contractors and property owners themselves. This restoration entailed primarily an extensive refurbishment of the Victorian Verandahs in 2018 with follow up works on the overhead fascia frontage from 2020 onwards. This parade is notable for having integrated the original black on white colour scheme that had been previously omitted as illustrated here with the newly included black abacus heads.
No. 377-385 Lord Street
It was a pleasure to directly correspond with the key stakeholders especially the contractors and property owners themselves. This restoration entailed primarily an extensive refurbishment of the Victorian Verandahs in 2018. Whilst the possibility of retaining the original structure was put forward it is hoped that this may yet materialise in the future after great expense being invested into regenerating this landmark building internally as well as externally.
No. 387-389 Lord Street
This central unit has been very well maintained by the respective key stakeholders since I first corresponded with them. I have and continue to raise the items of integrating the black on white colour scheme to truly best showcase this shopping parade to better attract and retain new investment for the long-term future. Extensive works were undertaken in 2018 and more recently in 2024, however I am and have been pursuing the original colour scheme.
No. 391-399 Lord Street
This impressive central colonnade has been well-maintained through the years having originally undertaken an extensive restoration back in 2015. It is pleasing to see that the key stakeholders have regularly undertaken refurbishment works on these Victorian Verandahs providing a massive incentive for retail investment here and across the wider area. The key stakeholders should be complemented for undergoing a significant restoration of the overhead fascia frontages as depicted here further best showcasing these excellent tenement buildings.
No. 401-403 Lord Street
This impressive central colonnade has been well-maintained through the years having originally undertaken an extensive restoration back in 2015. It is pleasing to see that the key stakeholders have regularly undertaken refurbishment works on these Victorian Verandahs providing a massive incentive for retail investment here and across the wider area. The key stakeholders should be complemented for undergoing a significant restoration of the overhead fascia frontages as depicted here further best showcasing these excellent tenement buildings.
No. 405-407 Lord Street
This impressive central colonnade has been well-maintained through the years having originally undertaken an extensive restoration back in 2015. It is pleasing to see that the key stakeholders have regularly undertaken refurbishment works on these Victorian Verandahs providing a massive incentive for retail investment here and across the wider area. The key stakeholders should be complemented for undergoing a significant restoration of the overhead fascia frontages as depicted here further best showcasing these excellent tenement buildings.
No. 409-411 Lord Street
This impressive central colonnade has been well-maintained through the years having originally undertaken an extensive restoration back in 2015. It is pleasing to see that the key stakeholders have regularly undertaken refurbishment works on these Victorian Verandahs, however it is hoped that the black on white star detailing also made more distinguishable again as was done last time in upcoming restorative works to be completed with the. The key stakeholders should be complemented for undergoing a significant restoration of the overhead fascia frontages as depicted here.
No. 413-415 Lord Street
This unit is one of a consecutive series that has largely undertaken extensive restorative works at its own pace. I have as always contacted the key stakeholders here who have let this unit well-maintained and have now undertaken my request to reinstate the missing spire piece as depicted here and featured in the original building blueprint plans.
No. 417-419 Lord Street
This unit is one of a consecutive series that has largely undertaken extensive restorative works at its own pace. I have as always contacted the key stakeholders here who have let this unit well-maintained and have now undertaken my request to reinstate the missing spire piece as depicted here and featured in the original building blueprint plans.
No. 421-423 Lord Street
This unit is one of a consecutive series that has largely undertaken extensive restorative works at its own pace. I have as always contacted the key stakeholders here who have let this unit well-maintained and have now undertaken my request to reinstate the missing spire piece as depicted here and featured in the original building blueprint plans.
No. 425-433 Lord Street
This magnificent central colonnade of units received a full restoration in 2018 which included an entire full refurbishment of the unique overhead fascia frontages following my corresponding with the key stakeholders. I was pleased to support the contractors at the time who have an excellent and frequent maintenance programme scheduled in place with the most recent restorative works taking place in 2024.
No. 435-437 Lord Street
This is one of a prime central colonnade series that has mainly undertaken extensive repairs at the discretion and own time of the key stakeholders. As always I have been pleased to correspond with the key stakeholders including the property owners and their contractors. It is worth noting the excellent refurbishment works also carried out on the overhead fascia frontage of these tenement buildings which further complement this attractive shopping parade.
No. 443-445 Lord Street
This striking central colonnade has been an exciting challenge with all units receiving a full restoration since I originally corresponded with the respective key stakeholders. All units have undertaken extensive work between 2018 to 2018 with follow up work carried out from 2020 onwards. It is worth noting that a majority of said units have also completed a full refurbishment of their overhead fascia frontages further complementing this cross-section of the high street. As always it has been a pleasure liaising with the various parties involved ranging from property owners to their associate contractors whom have all been meticulous and diligent in their restorative endeavours.
No. 447-449 Lord Street
This is one of a prime central colonnade series that has mainly undertaken extensive repairs at the discretion and own time of the key stakeholders. As always I have been pleased to correspond with the key stakeholders including the property owners and their contractors. It is worth noting the excellent refurbishment works also carried out on the overhead fascia frontage of these tenement buildings which further complement this attractive shopping parade.
No. 451-453 Lord Street
This central colonnade was an interesting challenge as most of the property owners chose to undertake their own restorative works in their own time. I was pleased to assist multiple key stakeholders directly following my correspondence with them including both property owners and their contractors to adopt the same hue of black on white colour scheme on this parade of matching Victorian Verandahs. Most of the works were undertaken between 2017 to 2018 with additional works undertaken as recently as 2020 and 2024.
This is one of a prime central colonnade series that has mainly undertaken extensive repairs at the discretion and own time of the key stakeholders. As always I have been pleased to correspond with the key stakeholders including the property owners and their contractors. It is worth noting the excellent refurbishment works also carried out on the overhead fascia frontage of these tenement buildings which further complement this attractive shopping parade.
No. 455-457 Lord Street
This central colonnade was an interesting challenge as most of the property owners chose to undertake their own restorative works in their own time. I was pleased to assist multiple key stakeholders directly following my correspondence with them including both property owners and their contractors to adopt the same hue of black on white colour scheme on this parade of matching Victorian Verandahs. Most of the works were undertaken between 2017 to 2018 with additional works undertaken as recently as 2020 and 2024.
This striking central colonnade has been an exciting challenge with all units receiving a full restoration since I originally corresponded with the respective key stakeholders. All units have undertaken extensive work between 2018 to 2018 with follow up work carried out from 2020 onwards. It is worth noting that a majority of said units have also completed a full refurbishment of their overhead fascia frontages further complementing this cross-section of the high street. As always it has been a pleasure liaising with the various parties involved ranging from property owners to their associate contractors whom have all been meticulous and diligent in their restorative endeavours.
No. 459 Lord Street
This is one of a prime central colonnade series that has mainly undertaken extensive repairs at the discretion and own time of the key stakeholders. As always I have been pleased to correspond with the key stakeholders including the property owners and their contractors. It is worth noting the excellent refurbishment works also carried out on the overhead fascia frontage of these tenement buildings which further complement this attractive shopping parade. I was pleased to secure the first of the black on white colour scheme units back in 2015 when this unit undertook its original full and extensive restoration. This colour scheme has since been incorporated successfully across the remainder of this shopping parade from No. 459 to 477 Lord Street as of 2024. I am hopeful that the overhead grating may be subsequently painted black thereby matching all other respective surrounding units.
No. 461-463 Lord Street
This central colonnade has been a gradual and gratifying success as most of the property owners chose to undertake their own restorative works in their own time. I was pleased to assist multiple key stakeholders directly following my correspondence with them including both property owners and their contractors to integrate the signature black on white colour scheme on this parade of matching Victorian Verandahs between 459 to 477 Lord Street. Most of the works were undertaken from 2015 onwards with various revisions and inclusion of the overhead fascia frontages. I have been liaising with the respective stakeholders regarding reintroducing long-lost heritage aspects pertaining to the overhead fascia frontages as well as including the attractive yet long-lasting black overhead guttering which was actioned at these units at my behest.
No. 469 Lord Street
This central colonnade was an interesting challenge as most of the property owners chose to undertake their own restorative works in their own time. I was pleased to assist multiple key stakeholders directly following my correspondence with them including both property owners and their contractors to adopt the same hue of black on white colour scheme on this parade of matching Victorian Verandahs. Most of the works were undertaken between 2017 to 2018 with additional works undertaken as recently as 2020 and 2024.
No. 471-473 Lord Street
This unit comprising one of a central colonnade received a full restoration back in 2019 following my original corresponding with the respective key stakeholders including the property owners and their contractors. I was delighted to secure the integration of the correct black and white colour scheme across this and now the entire series of Victorian Verandahs from No.459 to 473 Lord Street. This unit has recently undergone further restorative maintenance as of 2024. The property owners should also be commended for undertaking a full refurbishment of their overhead fascia frontages across these most impressive tenement buildings.
No. 479-481 Lord Street
This unit has always undertaken restorative maintenance with extensive restorative works completed as recently as 2024. Having corresponded with the various key stakeholders I am delighted to note that an extensive refurbishment of the overhead fascia frontage has also been completed in 2024 on what is a truly distinctive and unique detached building attached to a Victorian Verandah on the high street.
No. 483-487 Lord Street
This central colonnade was an interesting challenge as most of the property owners chose to undertake their own restorative works in their own time. I was pleased to assist multiple key stakeholders directly following my correspondence with them including both property owners and their contractors to adopt the same hue of black on white colour scheme on this parade of matching Victorian Verandahs. Most of the works were undertaken between 2017 to 2018 with subsequent refurbishment in the 2020s.
No. 489-491 Lord Street
This central colonnade was an interesting challenge as most of the property owners chose to undertake their own restorative works in their own time. I was pleased to assist multiple key stakeholders directly following my correspondence with them including both property owners and their contractors to adopt the same hue of black on white colour scheme on this parade of matching Victorian Verandahs. Most of the works were undertaken between 2017 to 2018 with subsequent refurbishment in the 2020s.
No. 493-495 Lord Street
This unit received a full restoration back in 2018. I was pleased to correspond with the respective key stakeholders and their contractors at the time who undertook an extensive refurbishment of the building and more recently the overhead fascia frontage further enhancing the streetscape. I am hopeful that further maintenance works will be scheduled in 2024 onwards to further secure investment in this shopping parade.
No. 505-515 Lord Street
This central colonnade has undertaken several full restorations beginning in 2016 when I originally corresponded with the respective key stakeholders. Upon receiving a Lottery Heritage Grant in recent years I am delighted that this has enabled further thorough restoration of this entire building complex including the overhead fascia frontage following my continued work with all key stakeholders to best showcase the area for public and private investment.
