Netherley
Paul Farley
For Granta 102, Paul Farley and Niall Griffiths returned to Netherley, on Liverpool’s north-eastern rim and the fringes of rural Lancashire, and to what remains of the housing estate where they grew up. Built as part of the city’s regeneration during the 1960s, the estate was pulled down in the late ’80s. These photographs, taken by Paul Farley, show what’s left. You can read Paul and Niall’s piece here.
Paul Farley
Paul Farley is the author of three collections of poetry including The Ice Age, which was awarded the Whitbread Poetry Award in 2002, and, most recently, Tramp in Flames.
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