A Liverpool fence that has been damaged during high winds represents “immediate danger to the public", it has been claimed.
Arthur Witkowski said the state of a fence on Lister Road, Kensington, is an “urgent health and safety hazard” that is putting pedestrians in the area at risk. Mr Witkowski, told the ECHO he had witnessed a child almost suffer injury as the wooden structure remains unresolved along the pavement.
He said: “People with children use this pavement to walk - part of it collapsed on a chap the other day - during high winds. It has been reported numerous times to the council and is an urgent health and safety hazard in the Kensington area.
