Old Hall Street and Tithebarn Street are just two of the streets set for new lights
Over the next four years, Liverpool BID Company is investing £480k in lights across the city centre. For the first time, as the BID area has expanded up to the Georgian Quarter, this year’s lights will extend into Hardman Street and Leece Street.
READ MORE: 'I haven't used my tumble dryer since finding Dunelm's lifesaver 7p per hour heated airer'Ceiling curtains - which will stretch right across the street - will light up specific roads, including Basnett Street, Tarleton Street, Richmond Street and Williamson Street. The 'Elfie Selfie Station' returns to St John’s with the elves on hand for selfies and for a chance to add themselves to the nice list, will be open every weekend from November 25, from 12-4pm
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