Latest collision data contradicts Town Hall claims Monday, 28 October, 2024 New data has revealed that, in 2023, there were no collisions or crashes involving cyclists reported on the Town Hall’s proposed cycle lanes in Wallasey Ward. House of Commons Library data, published on 24 October, is based on information from the Department for Transport and pinpoints the locations of all reported crashes and collisions. The data shows that while there were 31 slight or serious... Local News
£6m more for supporting households in Wirral 22nd February 2023 Families in Wirral are set to benefit from a further £6m as part of the national Household Support Fund. Wirral Council will receive the cash, announced today... Local News
Wirral gets £6.8m for drug and alcohol addiction 17th February 2023 Wirral Council is to be given an extra £6.8 million to improve drug and alcohol addiction treatment and recovery over the next two years. Like other councils... Local News
Campaign to save Saughall Massie's Green Belt 6th February 2023 Wirral Council is finally introducing a Local Plan to protect the Borough's Green Belt, while encouraging redevelopment in existing urban areas. Part of the... Local News
13,170 apprenticeships created in Wallasey 5th February 2023 As National Apprenticeship Week 2023 gets underway, new figures show that since 2010, more than 13,000 people in Wallasey benefitted from an apprenticeship. As... Local News
Calls for action on town centre litter hotspot 25th January 2023 The owners of a privately-owned car park at Moreton Cross are facing demands for action on litter and waste by one of the town’s councillors. The car park, at... Local News
'Mindless' theft of defib from Harrison Park 13th January 2023 A newly installed defibrillator in one of Wirral’s most popular parks has been stolen, in a move condemned as ‘mindless’ by a local councillor. The ‘defib’ was... Local News
Calls to bring back banking to Moreton 6th January 2023 A Wirral town that has seen every bank branch close down would be the ideal choice for the new-style banking hubs being rolled out elsewhere in the UK. That’s... Local News
Wirral children affected by domestic abuse 4th January 2023 Children in Wirral affected by domestic abuse are to be given more support, as part of more than £10 million has been allocated across the country to... Local News
Bus fares capped at £2 for residents 2nd January 2023 People across Wallasey and Moreton can now save money and ‘Get Around for £2’, thanks to £60 million government funding to cap single bus fares until the end of... Local News
Why appease identity politics zealots? 29th October 2024 Why should my mixed-race children have to pick a side – just to satisfy the identity politics zealots tearing our society asunder? National News
Keir Starmer caved to the mob by cancelling arms licences to Israel 29th October 2024 Labour gave in to the mob and threw UK interests under the bus by cancelling arms licences to Israel. National News
I am Labour's worst nightmare 29th October 2024 Members want somebody who has conviction. They want someone who tells the truth and who champions and fights for conservative values. National News
Kemi’s Conference Speech 29th October 2024 Read my speech: For too long politicians have told the public what they wanted to hear and then done their own thing. Well, I say enough. National News
The Conservative Party Leadership contest 2024 3rd October 2024 A new Leader of the Party will be chosen by members National News
The Triple Lock Plus: Only the Conservatives have a clear plan for pensioners 21st August 2024 From next April, the Conservatives will increase the personal allowance for pensioners in line with the Triple Lock by introducing a new age-related allowance—a... National News