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Improve local travel

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.Since they came into office Labour have been at war with drivers.

They’ve hiked fuel duty, enforced blanket 20mph speed limits on communities and left our road network to crumble.

We need a new direction.

That’s why the next Conservative Government will reverse Labour’s damage, restore common sense for car owners and get Britain moving again.

We will:

  • Axe Labour’s fuel duty tax rise – Rachel Reeves’s fuel duty hike will cost families with two cars £156 a year extra in taxes. This must end.
  • Fix roads through a National Pothole Patrol – we will launch a national pothole taskforce, to deploy hundreds of specialist repair units, as well as national pothole reporting platform.
  • End blanket 20mph schemes – despite major opposition Labour imposed blanket 20mph limits in our towns and cities. We will end the blanket use of 20mph limits and only use when necessary.
  • Free up underused road space in bus lanes - councils across the country have turned bus lanes into 24/7 enforcement traps. We will restore a common-sense approach to how road space is used.
  • Clear driving test backlogs - we will deliver immediate additional capacity through overtime programmes, delivering up to 200,000 additional tests per year.
  • Scrap ban on petrol and diesel cars - the next Conservative Government will completely abolish the Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate, removing a rigid regulatory burden which meant options are dictated by Government policy rather than consumer demand.

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Bayswater Road crossing

Thursday, 16 April, 2026
After multiple requests over many years, a pedestrian-controlled crossing could finally be on the way for Bayswater Road in Wallasey.Currently, the road has several, often small 'pedestrian refuges' but no pedestrian-controlled crossing. According to the Department for Transport, more than 20,0
Councillor Lesley Rennie

Have your say on Leasowe Road junction plans

Wednesday, 25 February, 2026
Road safety is finally set to be improved at a known crash hot spot in Wallasey, following a ten-year campaign by residents and councillors, as the latest vehicle data from the Government says 15,000 vehicles a day use it.In 2023, £150,000 was allocated to improve the junction of Leasowe Road, Cross

£800,000 secured for Grove Road station

Wednesday, 4 February, 2026
A dilapidated footbridge at a Wirral railway station is set to be replaced in 2027 after a campaign by local councillors and support from the local Member of Parliament.Grove Road Station in Wallasey was used by 115,000 passengers last year, with many making use of the free ‘park and ride’ car park.
Millhouse Lane

Moreton residents asked for views on a new train station

Sunday, 6 July, 2025
In June, Councillor Colin Baldwin wrote to almost 3,000 residents in Moreton.
Grove Road

Councillors call for action at 'neglected' station

Tuesday, 20 May, 2025
Help our campaign  Become a member  Be a councillorThere are fresh calls by local councillors for a ‘neglected’ station in Wirral to be refurbished, following concerns raised by passengers.Grove Road Station, on the New Brighton Line, was used 485,000 times last year, according to passenge
Wallasey Village Station

Hopes rise for long-awaited lifts at Wirral station

Tuesday, 23 April, 2024
Hopes are rising that a long-inaccessible railway station in Wallasey could be included in the latest access improvements funded by the Department for Transport. Wallasey Village Station, on the New Brighton Line, cannot be used by people in wheelchairs or with disabilities, parents with prams or p
Wallasey Village Station

Wallasey Village Station in bid for better access

Wednesday, 21 September, 2022
After a six year campaign by councillors Ian Lewis, Lesley Rennie and Paul Hayes, one of the least accessible railway stations in Merseyside is finally being included in a bid by Merseytravel for improvement works. Wallasey Village Station is accessible only by two flights of stairs, forcing elderl

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