Controversial Rimrose Valley road removed from map

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🗺️ A proposed road through the middle of Rimrose Valley Country Park has been removed from a map after backlash by campaigners. While progress on the road scheme plans has stalled for the meantime, this did not stop it being included in the local A-Z. The publisher of Liverpool A-Z, Harper Collins, was then contacted by campaigners, pointing out a delayed decision on the progress of the road and asking for its removal.