Wallasey Ward

Councillor Ian Lewis, Councillor Lesley Rennie and Steve Hoey

Steve Hoey

Steve lives in Wallasey and worked to ensure older people in Wirral received the care and financial support needed to remain in their own homes.

  • Steve lives opposite Belvidere Playing Fields. For the last couple of years he cared for his late wife, Gill
  • Volunteers at Community Soul cafe in Wallasey Village
  • Former volunteer driver with Age UK Wirral

Councillor Ian Lewis

Ian is one of the local councillors in Wallasey Ward, most recently elected in 2021 with 50% of the vote. Previously, represented Leasowe (2008-14).

Councillor Lesley Rennie

Lesley is one the local councillors in Wallasey Ward, most recently elected in 2022 with 46% and the highest Conservative vote of any candidate in Merseyside.

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'Mindless' theft of defib from Harrison Park

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 installed in Harrison Park, Wallasey less than two months, as part of the rollout of 46 additional kits in the borough.

Plans for 17 houses on grazing land in Wallasey

A planning application has been submitted to Wirral Council that could see 17 houses built on the grazing land bounded by Greenleas Road, Greenleas Close, Leasowe Road and the North Wallasey Approach slip road.