Liverpool road signs name-checked in Sir Paul McCartney’s new album have again been stolen.
Dungeon Lane in Speke became world-famous in March after the 83-year-old Beatle announced his new album would be titled The Boys of Dungeon Lane.
Described as an ode to the post-war Liverpool where McCartney spent his childhood, news of the album was accompanied with the release of lead single Days We Left Behind.
Liverpool City Council, which had only restored the signs in May, said it was “deeply disappointing to see that someone has acted selfishly by stealing the sign for Dungeon Lane”.