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Payment kiosks being removed from Municipal Buildings
PAYMENT kiosks are being removed from the One Stop Shop, at Municipal
Buildings, Liverpool, with people able to pay at more than 400
locations across the City instead.
They are being decommissioned, on Friday 28 July 2017, with customers able to use the
City's 57 Post Offices or 348 PayPoint outlets in local shops instead. As well
as being more convenient for customers, it will also save the City Council more than ₤35,000 a year in transaction costs.
Regular users of the payment kiosks have been informed and communication has
also been sent directly to cash paying customers, together with information on
the Council's website.
The One Stop Shop at Municipal Buildings is due to move to a new location, at St
John's Market, within the City Centre, in October 2017, following the recent sale of the
building. Assistant Director for Revenues and Benefits, Martin Jungnitz, said:-
"This is about offering people the option to pay for Council services at a place
that is more convenient to them, rather than expecting them to come into the
City Centre. We have taken steps to let those affected know in good time to
enable them to plan for the changes."
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