Thousands of Liverpool’s street lights are being replaced in a programme which will produce millions of pounds of savings to the city.
Roads in the Greenbank and Mossley Hill wards are scheduled to have LED lights installed this week. They are:
Greenbank ward
Grove Park
Livermore Court
Croxteth Grove
Sefton Drive
Bethel Grove
Arundel Avenue
Brompton Avenue
Sydenham Avenue
Lancaster Avenue
Buckingham Avenue
Cheltenham Avenue
York Avenue
Rutland Avenue
Cumberland Avenue
Halkyn Avenue
Rossett Avenue
Gresford Avenue
Hawarden Avenue
Lathbury Lane
Blantyre Road
Barrington Road
Claremont Road
Kenmare Road
Avondale Road
Brookdale Road
Ferndale Road
Langdale Road
Borrowdale Road
Lidderdale Road
Foxdale Road
Airdale Road
Patterdale Road
Weardale Road
Garmoyle Road
Gorsebank Road
Elmbank Road
Hollybank Road
Oakbank Road
Beechbank Road
Mossley Avenue
Nicander Road
Arlington Avenue
Newborough Avenue
Stalbridge Avenue
Harringay Avenue
Bromley Avenue
Streatham Avenue
Greenbank Road
Croydon Avenue
Norbury Avenue
Beckenham Avenue
Greenbank Drive
Croxteth Drive
Mossley Hill ward
Avonmore Avenue
Dromore Avenue
Purley Grove
Boxmoor Road
Benmore Road
Rexmore Road
Kirkmore Road
Cairnmore Road
Lammermoor Road
Lismore Road
Erylmore Road
Craigmore Road
Lochmore Road
Incemore Road
Glenmore Avenue
Carrickmore Avenue
Pinemore Road
Arranmore Road
Ardmore Road
Kylemore Avenue
Mentmore Road
Rockside Road
Brynmor Road
Rangemore Road
Tullimore Road
Martin Road
Netherton Road
Brockholme Road
South Mossley Hill Road
Varley Road
Ingleholme Road
Holmefield Road
Holmefield Avenue
South Sudley Road
Oakland Road
Ivyhurst Close
Rookery Drive
Riversdale Road
Handley Court
Riversdale Mews
Please note that the schedule is subject to alteration.
• More than 20,000 of the city’s existing yellow sodium lights, which have concrete columns, are being replaced with LED lights on steel columns. So far more than 7,900 lights have been replaced.
The first phase of the programme, which is being delivered by Amey, is scheduled for completion in March and it is estimated that this phase will produce savings to the council of about £275,000.
And it is estimated that to date more than 900 tonnes of carbon has been saved
Overall there will be an 82% reduction in energy consumption. On-going maintenance costs will also be reduced by more than £100,000 per year when the programme is completed.
Amey has also invested in three new MEWPs (mobile elevating work platforms) and 18 tonne crane to assist the team in improving the core maintenance service, as well as continue their work in helping the city council deliver the street lighting upgrade. The new vehicles incorporate the latest health and safety design features and also have fuel-efficient engines to help Amey to meet carbon reduction targets.
