Work to revamp Liverpool's Lark Lane is underway, but the project has been expanded.
As previously reported by the ECHO, work is taking place to smarten up the famous south Liverpool street and replace the widely unpopular orange bollards that have remained in place since early in the pandemic. They are being swapped for planters and more in-keeping bollards that will continue to allow bars and restaurants to seat people in expanded outdoor areas.
The Lane's one-way system will remain in place via what is known as an Experimental Traffic Order. Upon installation of the new measures, there will be a six-month consultation period, with a view to there being a more long-term plan for Lark Lane created over a wider 18-month period.
