Fishing villages on mersey in 11th century and used for hunting land in 13th century due to undulating hills
West coast made it ideal for 18th century slave trade and growing port brought migration and growth and industrialisation
Large georgian ( GeorgIan quarter) and grand Victorian houses due to lucrative trade which became middle class commuter area
Industrialisation in 1860 onwards led to cheap terraced housing for workers in docks and factories where disease was rife and middle class left for urban fringe
78% white with large immigration due to port and commonwealth as well as Irish due to potato famine
Many religions creating churches Synagogues and mosques
37% children in poverty (average is 16%
23% own their own house (average is 63%)
41% passed 5 gcses (Average of 61%)
Shifting respurces of port poorly positioned for eu trade, deindustrialisarion and container ships
Workers lost jobs in port creating unemplounmet and riots
Docks rebranded for tourism including tate Liverpool and eu investment for new sectors in liverpools economy such as low carbon sector in Liverpool bay
Major port in 18th century with stream used for agriculture and mills in 16th century