Neighbours have voiced their upset after being “left with a building site” in the middle of their street for weeks.
Photos of a section of Dewlands Road in Seaforth show huge mounds of building sand, crates and bags, as well as plastic pedestrian barriers lying in the street.
One woman told the ECHO: “We’ve been left with a building site in the middle of the street.
“It’s an eyesore and it’s a hazard. And it’s been there more than three weeks now.
“I don’t know if there’s work being done because I never see anyone coming or going.”
She said she reported the “eyesore” to Sefton Council last week.
Another resident, who uses a wheelchair, said they’re having to completely avoid the area and that it is taking “much longer than usual” to get out anywhere.
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Sefton Council said there are works being carried out, but that nobody was around when their officers visited.
A council spokesman said: “These materials are part of work being carried out by a private contractor to the rear of a neighbouring property.
“There was no-one present when our streets officer visited but they will call back again and speak to the contractor if they are present.”
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