Clubmoor has a population of almost 16,000 people. Notable community organisations include the Clubmoor Children's Centre, St Andrew's Church and Community Network, the Clubmoor Resource Centre and the Active Age Centre. We're looking for Clubmoor groups to get involved in Alt Valley Vision and raise the profile of your community.
	County contains the area of Walton in Liverpool. Walton was called Walton on the Hill, until it lost it's independence and became part of Liverpool Borough Council in 1836. Check out what's on offer at Hetherlow Community Association or watch a film about the recent launch of Walton Development Trust, Inspire. If your County organisation isn't represented here, please get in touch to find out how to get a free website.
	Croxteth is home to Croxteth Hall and Country Park, the former home of the Earls of Sefton, bordering the affluent village of West Derby. Both areas predate Liverpool and are mentioned in the Domesday book. Wayne Rooney and Francis Jeffers, both notable Everton FC alumni, were from Croxteth and attended De La Salle School. Today, Croxteth is home to a number of innovative community initiatives such as the Skills Centre and The Communiversity.
	Fazakerley may be a rather exotic-sounding name for a Liverpool ward, but it's actually Anglo-Saxon. The name is derived from three words combined, namely a description of the area; border - field - woods. Today, Fazakerley covers 1,709 acres and has a population of over 16,000 people. Notable features are the Fazakerley Community Federation, Hospital (confusingly called University Hospital Aintree) a Sports Centre, and ample pubs and bars.
	The Norris Green estate was built on land given to Liverpool City Council in the 1920's by Lord Derby, on the provision that no pubs were built on the land. Sadly even to this day, there still aren't any on the estate! Joe Royle, Steve Coppell and Echo & the Bunnymen's Ian McCulloch are from Norris Green. An area of Norris Green known as the Boot Estate is being extensvely redeveloped with new build housing next to the Ellergreen Sports Centre. Local organisations include Christ Church Community Centre and St Teresa's RC Junior School.
	Warbreck contains the northern areas of Alt Valley such as Orrell Park. It is named after the old norse term Varebrikke (or Look-out hill ) which was a place name in the area dating from 1035. Check out the activites at Orrell Park Community Centre. We're looking for Warbreck groups to get involved in Alt Valley Vision and raise the profile of your community.