One of Liverpool’s key travel routes is to be given its first major upgrade since the start of the century
Work will begin this week to transform the historic Liverpool Loop Line, completed in 2000 after a 12-year reclamation programme, to encourage more residents to start using and enjoying it.
Laid out on a former disused railway that closed in 1964, the traffic-free route is on the National Cycle Network and forms part of the award-winning Trans Pennine Trail with connections at Aintree taking people through to Southport.
