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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
National
Liam Thorp

Cunning plan to abolish selfish pavement parking in 'hotspot' used for 'car meets'

Liverpool Council has devised a plan to stop selfish pavement parking in 'one of the worst and most high profile' hotspots in the city.

The ECHO has been reporting for years on the issue of cars being parked on the pavement of The Strand in the city centre. Vehicles can regularly be seen lining the pavement area outside the Heavenly Desserts restaurant.

Last summer, a remarkable video showed what appeared to be an organised meet-up as a huge number of vehicles were parked on the pavement in the area. Footage showed several drivers had their doors open and loud music could be heard coming from one of the vehicles, while another image showed at least nine cars parked illegally on the pavement, in front of Heavenly Desserts.

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