Should nicely add a bit of extra congestion to an already busy crossroads.
There have been times I've come up Oxton Road wanting to turn to Balls Road and only one or two cars have been able to get through the lights, with traffic queuing down to Marriots.
Likewise the queue up Balls Road from Borough Road gets out of hand at busy times. Two or more cars waiting to turn right down Oxton Road blocks the main flow of traffic.
Other than the traffic problems it would be a good location for a Lidl other than the local independent shops will suffer.
Does anyone know why the original Birkenhead Lidl closed?
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Was it Netto was it - I just remembered the yellow colour and now you mention it I remember Asda bought them out - but I believe they are coming back to UK
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Got to be soon, they've rolled back the date from December 2016 to Spring 2017. I'm sure they are going to have to do some work with the roads, they are already a nightmare at certain times (Oxton Road, Balls Road, Borough Road junctions).
The new Bromborough one is well on its way perhaps they are opening both around the same time to make the logistics a bit more economical.
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Thanks for the reply. I actually rang Lidl customer service while waiting for a post back on here and was surprised to be told it would be opening August 2017!
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I thought it is Aldi not Lidl that is been built in Bromborough { on the road where Stork Margarine use to be }
Yes, I always get the two mixed up, both four letters long with 3 of the same letters
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We don't do charity in Germany, we pay taxes. Charity is a failure of governments' responsibilities - Henning Wehn
Aye, burnt out at 21, the first time, second time and nearly the third
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My memory is deteriorating much faster than my temple like body (there are a lot of decrepit temples in the world).
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