Parts of West Kirby’s seafront will not reopen by Easter after further delays to a controversial sea wall.
Wirral Council said this is because construction work for the controversial £15m project in the town had to be paused due to high tides at the end of March.
The 1.1km flood defence is a big issue, with some in the coastal town arguing the defences are not necessary but those in favour of the project say it would protect dozens of coastal properties along the seafront, and save lives.
