Councils across the Liverpool City Region have published their latest public notices, covering temporary road closures and new premises licence applications. The notices act as a public record of key decisions and keep residents informed about planning, transport, roadworks and licensing changes in their area.
Liverpool road closure and licence application
Liverpool City Council has made an order under Section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 to prohibit vehicles from proceeding along Wellington Road, L15, from its junction with Picton Road for a distance of 32 metres in a southerly direction. The closure runs from 13 to 16 October 2026, or for a lesser period if works finish early, to allow contractors to carry out essential highway maintenance. A signed diversion will be in place during the closure.
In a separate notice, Ronke Onome Edet has applied for a premises licence for 2F Marlborough Road, Liverpool, L13 8AX, to supply alcohol for consumption off the premises from Monday to Saturday, 09:00 to 20:30. Representations must be received by 24 October 2026. The council warns that it is an offence to knowingly or recklessly make a false statement in connection with an application, carrying an unlimited fine on conviction.
Wirral temporary road closures
Wirral Borough Council has issued several temporary road closure orders. Benty Heath Lane, Raby, will be closed at a point 130 metres east of its junction with Willaston Road for a distance of 300 metres, with an alternative route via Willaston Road, Raby Mere Road, Hargrave Lane and Benty Heath Lane. The order runs from 26 October 2026 and can remain in force for up to 18 months, though works are expected to be completed by 16 November 2026.
Far Meadow Lane, Irby, will be closed at its junction with Mill Hill Road for 30 metres in an easterly direction. The alternative route is Far Meadow Lane, Heathbank Avenue and Mill Hill Road. The order starts 19 October 2026, with completion anticipated by 8 November 2026. Osborne Road, Wallasey, will be closed from its junction with Seabank Road to Osborne Avenue, with a diversion via Seabank Road, Sandfield Road, Rake Lane and Osborne Avenue. That order also starts 19 October 2026, with completion expected by 23 October 2026.
Snowdon Road, Birkenhead, will be closed at a point 25 metres south of its junction with Irvine Road for a distance of 80 metres. The alternative route is Snowdon Road, Mount Road, Ben Nevis Road and Irvine Road. The order starts 26 October 2026, with completion anticipated by 30 October 2026. Pedestrian and cyclist access will be maintained on all closed roads.
Wirral one-way order and Sefton highway stopping up
Wirral Borough Council has made the Grange Road West, Birkenhead, One-Way Traffic Order 2026, which came into permanent operation on 23 September 2026 after operating on an experimental basis. Copies can be requested via trafficschemefeedback@wirral.gov.uk or by calling 0151 606 2004, and are available for inspection at Wallasey Town Hall. Challenges to the order's validity may be made to the High Court within six weeks from 7 October 2026.
The Secretary of State for Transport has made an order under Section 247 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 authorising the stopping up of a northern part width of Kenyons Lane, Lydiate, in Sefton, to enable development permitted under reference DC/2021/00887. Copies are available from the Transport Infrastructure Planning Casework Unit or at Maghull Library. Challenges may be made to the High Court within six weeks from 8 October 2026.
Knowsley premises licence application
Amazon UK Services Ltd has applied to Knowsley Council for a premises licence at Moorgate Road North, Knowsley Industrial Park, Liverpool, L33 7RX, to permit the sale of alcohol by retail for consumption off the premises 24 hours a day, Monday to Sunday. Representations must be made in writing to the Licensing Authority at Knowsley Council, Nutgrove Villa, Westmorland Road, Huyton, or by email to LicensingReps@knowsley.gov.uk, no later than 28 October 2026. The council notes that knowingly or recklessly making a false statement in connection with an application is an offence with an unlimited fine on summary conviction.
