Woolton Village (Liverpool ward)

Woolton Village is a suburb and ward of Liverpool, England. Historically part of Lancashire, it lies to the southeast of the city centre. Woolton Village retains a distinct village character, centered around its historic village green, often referred to as Woolton Woods and Camp Hill.

The ward of Woolton encompasses not only the village itself but also surrounding residential areas. It is represented by three councillors on Liverpool City Council.

Key features of Woolton include:

• Woolton Village Green: A central open space used for community events and recreation.
• St. Peter's Church: A historic church with a significant role in local history. It is the burial place of Bob Paisley, the Liverpool F.C. manager.
• Woolton Picture House: One of the oldest cinemas in the United Kingdom.
• Local Shops and Businesses: A range of independent shops, restaurants, and pubs contribute to the village atmosphere.
• Residential Areas: Primarily consisting of suburban housing, Woolton offers a mix of property types.

Woolton's history can be traced back centuries, and it has evolved from a small rural settlement into a desirable residential area within the city of Liverpool. Its relatively affluent character and retention of a village feel make it a popular place to live.