We’re calling on Wirral Council to recognise the New Brighton mural trail as a cultural asset — and to work with local partners to secure its care, upkeep, and future development.

They say street art is meant to be ephemeral—painted into public life and then slowly claimed by time. But when Paul Curtis’s coffee plant mural vanished overnight from Brick Street in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle, the reaction wasn’t one of quiet acceptance. It was sadness. Frustration.