The future of free parking after 6pm in Liverpool city centre could be decided by another public consultation.
In November, Liverpool Council launched a survey into the future of on-street parking in the city centre, which could spell the end for late night shoppers hoping to leave their cars in town for free. The local authority is seeking to develop a strategy to modernise its provision and improve congestion and air quality through the city.
The engagement exercise sought public views on Liverpool’s controlled parking zone (CPZ) - a regulated area where on-street parking is restricted by law between the hours of 8am to 6pm. According to a new report on that consultation, people across Liverpool could yet have the final say in how the scheme finally works.
