Bollards in Acomb Front Street could be replaced with planters and seating after York council’s Executive gave the go ahead for detailed plans for its future to be drawn up.
Labour Council Deputy Leader Cllr Pete Kilbane said bollards had occupied the street like an invading army and called on the Liberal Democrats to apologise for their installation.
The backing of Phase Two of the regeneration of Acomb Front Street is set to see £557,000 of UK Shared Prosperity funding spent on further changes to the area.
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