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What's near L1? Crime, planning and flood risk in Liverpool city centre

A live 500m public-record scan around the centre of the L1 postcode district (Liverpool). Numbers below come straight from data.police.uk and planning.data.gov.uk and refresh daily. For your exact address, run a full-postcode scan.

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All layers below are live government open data
  • livePostcode → GPS, council — postcodes.io (ONS Postcode Directory)
  • liveStreet-level crime within 500m (last 3 published months) — data.police.ukLocations are snapped to anonymised street points (approx. ±100m); dates are month-level only.
  • live8 planning & environmental layers within radius — planning.data.gov.uk (MHCLG)Coverage depends on each council publishing to the national platform; an empty layer can mean 'not published', not 'nothing there'.
Street-level crime · last 3 published months · 500m
1950 records
Crime records
1950
Top category
Violent crime (511)
2026-08: 705 · 2026-07: 649 · 2026-06: 596
Planning & environmental layers
7 of 8 flagged
  • Planning applications0
  • Listed buildings145
  • Conservation areas10
  • Flood risk zones (2 / 3)1
  • Tree preservation zones1
  • Nationally significant infrastructure projects1
  • Brownfield land register1
  • Heritage at risk1
What the flagged layers mean for a buyer or tenant in L1
  • Listed buildings · 145

    Protected heritage buildings — restrictions on alterations, higher repair costs, conservation duties.

    e.g. 36, SLATER STREET · 105, DUKE STREET

  • Conservation areas · 10

    Area-wide restrictions on demolition, trees, windows, extensions and permitted development.

    e.g. Duke Street · Duke Street

  • Flood risk zones (2 / 3) · 1

    Environment Agency flood zones — affects insurance, mortgages and planning.

    e.g. Flood risk zones (2 / 3) 384148/2

  • Tree preservation zones · 1

    Trees you cannot prune or fell without council consent.

    e.g. Car park at the rear of Chancery House, 96 Paradise Street.

  • Nationally significant infrastructure projects · 1

    Major roads, rail, energy or waste schemes consented at national level.

    e.g. Mersey Tidal Power Project

  • Brownfield land register · 1

    Sites earmarked by the council for housing development.

    e.g. 95A

  • Heritage at risk · 1

    Listed assets Historic England considers neglected or decaying.

    e.g. Duke Street, Liverpool

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0 — planning.data.gov.uk (MHCLG), data.police.uk, postcodes.io (ONS). Scanned Fri, 16 Oct 2026 18:47:31 GMT around 53.4020, -2.9805 (district centroid, not any individual address).

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