A major revamp of a popular south Liverpool street has been extended.
A three-week programme to improve the layout of Lark Lane, which began earlier this month, will now end at the end of April, Liverpool Council has confirmed. In a tweet, the local authority said that “the unexpected poor state” of the road’s sub-surface meant that the scheme required revision.
As a result, a resurfacing of the full carriageway is now required, pushing the finalisation date of the project back to April 22. The work on the popular Aigburth street also included the removal of widely-unpopular orange bollards along the road.
