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Partially correct information. The tunnels under Bidston Hill were built by the local council during the second World War as an air raid shelter for the public. The record of their construction is publicly available. The Western Approaches HQ is an unrelated bunker in Liverpool (which is open to the public) from which the Battle of the Atlantic was coordinated.
There aren't any sculptures, but there are two carvings that have been speculated to be from around 1000 AD. They aren't guarding anything though, as the tunnels didn't exist until the 1940's.
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