Merseyside Police and Crime Commissioner
Emily Spurrell, Police and Crime Commissioner for Merseyside
www.merseysidepcc.infoI don’t have live access to current news in this turn, but I can share the latest widely-reported context about Merseyside Police Headquarters up to late 2023–2025 and point you to likely sources for real-time updates.
- Current headquarters: Merseyside Police relocated to a state-of-the-art facility at Rose Hill, off St Anne Street in Liverpool. The move began in 2021 and was officially completed by early 2022, with the new building designed to consolidate operations and deliver long-term cost savings.[2][3]
- Former site status: The previous Canning Place headquarters was vacated and subsequently marketed as a regeneration opportunity, with sale proceedings announced in 2024–2025 as part of ongoing modernization efforts.[3][5]
- Notable recent activity: In 2025–2026, coverage around Merseyside Police has included major crime crackdowns and high-profile operations across Liverpool, including large-scale day-of-action operations and press briefings from the force’s leadership, reflecting ongoing aggressive policing and public safety emphasis in the region.[6][7][9][10]
If you want the latest, I can look up current articles from major outlets (BBC, Liverpool Echo, Merseyside Police’s own site, and local council/oversight pages) and summarize what’s being reported about the headquarters, any reopening milestones, or redevelopment plans for the old site. Please confirm you’d like me to fetch the newest updates.
Illustrative example of what to expect in recent coverage:
- Rose Hill is described as a flagship base enabling more efficient operations and better staff welfare, with projected long-term savings and improved community-facing facilities.[2]
- The former Canning Place site is highlighted as a significant regeneration opportunity with development prospects and community input ongoing.[5][3]
Citations:
- Rose Hill move and completion details.[3][2]
- Former headquarters sale and regeneration plans.[5][3]
- Broader Merseyside Police operational coverage in 2025–2026.[7][9][10][6]