The Liverpool City Region Combined Authority is poised to approve a £96 million funding package for the construction of the new Liverpool Baltic station, aimed at enhancing rail access in the vibrant Baltic Triangle area. The funding will come from the £710 million City Region Sustainable Transport Settlement, with a planning application set to be submitted to Liverpool City Council next month. Mayor Steve Rotheram emphasized the importance of a world-class transport network in connecting people to jobs and education, while supporting climate goals by reducing car usage. The station will feature step-free access, secure cycle parking, and improved links to local active travel networks, with a planned opening by the end of 2027. Rotheram has also indicated plans for three additional stations in the region, underscoring the project's significance for local transport infrastructure. This initiative reflects strong community support and aims to make public transport more accessible throughout Liverpool.