Project Overview

Goodison Legacy Project is a new mixed-use regeneration scheme consisting of ten new development blocks on the land currently occupied by the existing Goodison Park Stadium in Liverpool. The scheme includes affordable and social housing, a community health and medical centre, residential care, an enterprise building, a new education centre, offices, community-focused retail, three residential towers and a park. Outline permission for the project was submitted in April 2020.

Everton Football Club commissioned RealWorth to predict the amount of social value that the Legacy Project would generate for stakeholders in the local area. The monetary valuation was particularly important, as the Club was determined to show that, far from abandoning the local community, the project was designed to introduce new resources into a deprived part of the city.

The results have been communicated to local stakeholders in a public consultation and used in the planning application. The total social value of the scheme has been used in presentations to local and national authority figures and was reported in the media.

Measurement Approach

Social Return on Investment.

Outcomes Measured

 

Transparency: The full measurement methodology, with all data sources, assumptions and data limitations has been shared with the client. All the data is publicly available, with the exception of the HACT wellbeing values.

External assurance: The work and research was overseen by an accredited Social Value UK practitioner and a qualified reviewer conducted a peer review.

Future considerations: Building stronger relationships with key local stakeholders and ongoing monitoring of the changes to people’s lives as the scheme progresses.

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For More Information:

Please contact Robyn Hargreaves, Consultant at RealWorth.

Jobs & Economic Growth Health, Wellbeing & the Environment Strength of Community
Educational attainment Urban greenspace Sense of belonging
Employment Mental Health
Business productivity / income Wellbeing
Primary Data Secondary Data
Project team ‘theory of change’ workshopCommunity consulting data
Interviews with project managers from the Club, development team advisors, and other key stakeholders Project delivery information
ONS data
Local ward profiles
Crime data (Police Data Website)
New Economy Unit Cost Database
HACT Social Value Bank
Academic research

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