Their own little slice of paradise: Neighbours unite to transform overgrown alleyway where residents used to dump their bins into shared garden with bunting, planters and a children's toy chest
Neighbours in Liverpool came together to transform an alleyway behind their street into a community space Project began when pipe fitter Sean McCarthy created bench from a wooden palate and put it in the alleyway Now the area has been reinvigorated with colourful benches, bunting, fairy lights and children's toy chest By Katie Feehan For Mailonline
Published: 11:47 BST, 13 September 2021 | Updated: 11:47 BST, 13 September 2021
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A group of neighbours have pulled together to transform their dull and depressing back alley into a beautiful shared garden complete with bunting, planters and a children's toy chest.
It used to be a place where the residents of Brabant Road, in Liverpool, Merseyside, would simply dump their bins - but now the street gathers there to sunbathe or share celebrations such as the Bonfire Night fireworks.
The project was started by pipe fitter, Sean McCarthy, 54, when he started placing upcycled wooden pallet benches and hand-painted colourful planters in the alleyway over lockdown in a bid to cheer the street up.
A group of neighbours have pulled together to transform their dull and depressing back alley into a shared garden complete with bunting, planters and a children's toy chest. Pictured: the alleyway before (left) and after (right) it was transformed
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