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ANFIELD RESIDENTS HAVE RIGHTS

Tuesday 12 July 2011
Andy Hunter The Guardian,
Tuesday 12 July 2011

Joe Anderson told the Liverpool Echo: "You can't build something right next to someone's house that blocks daylight – whether Liverpool FC like it or not. That is something that exists. It existed 10 years ago when they were talking about it then, and it exists today.

"They are not our rules, they are national legal requirements. We will do everything we can to assist Liverpool FC and help them. The original problems, before they decided to move to Stanley Park, are the same now because people have the right to light, and there are all kinds of issues like that.

We have said that they have to make the decision. If they want to negotiate with people around the stadium and come to a deal with them that allows them to build higher to increase capacity [that is fine]. From our point of view, when Ian Ayre talks about the statutory requirements, local people have the right to light." 

He also revealed it could take three years for Liverpool to overcome the problems facing Anfield and that the club would be liable to repay £8.2m of European funding already spent on renovating Stanley Park should it renege on that option.

Joe, what happened to:

  • People have rights"
  • And: "You can't build something right next to someone's house that blocks daylight – whether Liverpool FC like it or not." 
  • And: "when Ian Ayre talks about the statutory requirements, local people have the right to light." 
  • And: "You can't just move people out of their houses because you want a [redeveloped] stadium." 

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