The sign was not part of the current rollout of new limits across the Wirral
The sign is situated on Alton Road in Birkenhead near Birkenhead High School Academy and was vandalised sometime before October 4. It has been in place since 2016 according to Oxton councillor Allan Brame.
Reports of vandalism were first raised at an environment and transport committee meeting on September 20 when Ken Ferguson from political party Reform UK said “considerable anger has been expressed” over the policy as a consultation had found residents were largely opposed to the new speed limits. In response, Cllr Grey said: “Criminal damage to the newly installed signs at a small number of locations has been reported to council officers who have in turn reported this to the police. The vandalised signs will be repaired or replaced.”
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