Guardian published an article about Aigburth in 2007 in its 'Let's move to ...' series. Landmarks Liverpool Cricket Club Sudley House Sefton Park Church of St Anne, Aigburth Stanlawe Grange Otterspool Promenade Lark Lane Education The Aigburth Park halls of residence of Liverpool Hope University are located close to the railway line on St Michael's Road. Up towards Mossley Hill are the former University of Liverpool Carnatic Halls of Residence built in between Elmswood and Carnatic Roads. These are closed, pending redevelopment. On the piece of land between Mossley Hill Road and Barkhill Road is the IM Marsh Campus of Liverpool John Moores University, where the Faculty of Education, Health and Community is based. Secondary schools in Aigburth include St Margaret's Church of England Academy and Auckland College, a private school for ages 5–18. State primary schools in Aigburth are Sudley Infants and Sudley Juniors as well as St Michael-in-the-Hamlet Primary. Prior to the reorganisation of secondary education in Liverpool in the 1980s, Aigburth was also home to Aigburth Vale Comprehensive School for Girls, formerly Aigburth Vale High School for Girls, which merged with Quarry Bank School to form Calderstones School. Transport The area is served by Aigburth railway station on the Northern Line of the Merseyrail network, located some distance from larger residential areas. St Michaels railway station is also situated in the area, at the bottom of Southwood Road. Sport South Liverpool F.C., Liverpool Cricket Club, a regular home venue of Lancashire County Cricket Club, and Sefton Park Cricket Club, is located in Aigburth. St Margaret's Cricket and Community Sports Centre houses Respect 4 All, an official charity of Liverpool Football Club offering free football sports coaching for the disabled. Notable residents Gary Ablett, professional footballer at both Liverpool and Everton football clubs. Benjamin Howard Baker Everton player and Olympian. Peter Beckett, musician and composer. Cyril Bibby, sexologist and educationalist. Ronald Brittain, Sergeant Major of the Guards. Peter Calvocoressi, wartime codebreaker, historian, author, publisher. Hollie Cavanagh, British-born American singer John Leslie Chadwick, original bassist, Gerry & the Pacemakers Kenneth Cranston, dentist and England cricketer. Gloria Grahame, Hollywood actress. Mikey Dalton, Big Brother housemate in 2006. Dixie Dean, professional footballer for Everton Football Club. Harold Garnett, first class English cricketer. Gillian Gibbons, teacher and Sudanese prisoner Augustus Radcliffe Grote, born in Aigburth, noted entomologist and author George Holt, shipowner and merchant Gérard Houllier, manager of Liverpool Football Club from