Cllr. Ian Lewis

Local Conservative Councillor for Wallasey Ward
Re-elected in May 2023
Previously worked to promote apprenticeships

Ian is one of our two local Conservative councillors in Wallasey Ward, working with Councillor Lesley Rennie. 

In 2008, Ian was elected as the first ever Conservative Councillor in Leasowe & Moreton East Ward and represented the ward until 2014.

Ian was last elected in Wallasey Ward in May 2023 with 2,370 votes - the second highest Conservative vote in the North West. Thank you to everyone who voted for Ian. 

Ian, and the team in Wallasey, would like to hear your views - tell us what you think using the survey below or click on the attachments to see the newsletters we deliver all year round, and not just at election time...

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News

Wallasey cycle lane: flawed from the start

The long-awaited 'consultation' on the cycle route from Birkenhead to Wallasey is now underway.

Originally planned as a single project, the scheme was split into two phases, following a backlash from residents, Conservative Councillors and businesses when it was first revealed.

Calls to amend Local Plan to protect The Dips

As the Independent Inquiry into Wirral Council's long-delayed Local Plan trundles on, there have been renewed calls to protect The Dips along the Wallasey and New Brighton coast.

Extra £3.1m to support bus services in Merseyside

Wirral, along with the wider Merseyside area, will receive an extra £3.1 million to support local bus services, as part of £80m being invested nationally by the Government next year.

Fresh calls to sort bin collections

New figures have revealed 165 missed bin collections in a dozen roads in Wallasey over the last 12 months.

Data requested by councillors Ian Lewis and Lesley Rennie followed months of complaints from people living between Seaview Road and Rolleston Drive in the town.

Plans for second 15m phone mast in Wallasey Village

Plans for a second mobile phone mast on Harrison Drive have been submitted to the Council's Planning Department.

The 15m mast, and adjacent cabinets, would be located next to the existing equipment near to Windsors and opposite Harrison Hall.

Town Hall urged to retain green space in Wallasey

Members of the newly-appointed Planning Committee are being urged to maintain former grazing land near a busy primary school in Wallasey, as a developer launches a renewed attempt to build on it.

'Metro Mayor' gets extra £3.7m to fix 75,000 pot holes

The Liverpool City Region Metro Mayor has been given an extra £3.7m to fix 75,000 potholes across Merseyside and Halton to improve road standards for drivers, saving them money on repairs and reducing delays. 

Tell us your views on regeneration in Wallasey

Following the latest applications by Wirral Council for a share of Government regeneration cash, there have been renewed calls for action to reverse the decline of town centres in Wallasey, including Liscard and New Brighton.

Cycle Lane consultation to start 'in June'

Consultation on the first phase of controversial proposals for a £12m segregated cycle lane from Seacombe to Wallasey and New Brighton will be starting in June.