Part of Liverpool's new Lime Street cycle lane has been ripped up just days after opening to the public.
The long-awaited revamp of the major gateway around Lime Street Station and St George's Hall opened in earnest last week, with the city council welcoming the public to use the new cycle lanes in the area from August 1. The lanes form a key part of the wider multi-million pound redevelopment of the area.
But while cyclists welcomed large parts of the new scheme, there were immediate concerns raised about one particular aspect. The area in question was the junction that would take cyclists from Renshaw Street towards Lime Street, crossing the busy junction outside the Adelphi Hotel.