Colleagues of a Ryanair flight attendant killed after being hit on a "traffic black spot" are understood to be unsatisfied with the council's response to her death.
In August, police and ambulance services were called to Hale Road in Speke after Cinzia Ceravolo, a Ryanair flight attendent from South Liverpool, was hit by a Ford Focus close to the junction with John Lennon Airport. Cinzia later died from the serious head injuries she sustained, prompting demands from her colleagues and Unite the workers' union for the council to make the road - known as a 'back door' for people avoiding parking charges at LJLA - safe.
Responding to the demands, Mayor Joanne Anderson confirmed plans were underway to address the unsafe road. In September, she said: "Relevant officers from the council are due to meet Merseyside Police shortly to discuss any potential measures which can mitigate the safety issues this incident has raised.
