Cars vandalised after 'no parking' signs go up

ROAD REGULARLY USED AS OVERSPILL BY DRIVERS USING LIVERPOOL SOUTH PARKWAY STATION

- By WESLEY HOLMES

CARS that were vandalised while parked near a Liverpool train station are not believed to belong to anyone living on the street, according to residents.

At least three cars were marred by spray paint on Woolton Road in Garston on Wednesday, October 15, between 8am and 4pm.

Pictures taken by an eyewitness, who did not want to be named, and sent to the ECHO showed a black Mercedes and a black Audi with a line of white spray paint across the passenger side doors. A white Kia also parked on the road was spray-painted with a line of black, also on the passenger side.

The incident occurred not long after “residents parking only” signs appeared on the walls outside properties on Woolton Road.

Speaking to the ECHO today, October 18, a number of residents living on the street said they did not think the vandalised cars belonged to anyone living there.

The street is known to be a popular parking spot for people using the nearby Liverpool South Parkway railway station, with one neighbour reporting commuter vehicles being parked there for up to a whole week.