Cllr. Lesley Rennie

Local Conservative Councillor for Wallasey Ward
Re-elected in May 2023 with an increased vote
Former police officer in Wallasey

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

Lesley was re-elected in May 2023 with 2,391 votes - the highest Conservative vote in the North West and an increase since 2022. Thank you to everyone who voted for Lesley.

Lesley, and the team in Wallasey Ward, 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

Regeneration of Liscard to tackle decades of neglect

Councillors Lesley Rennie and Ian Lewis have welcomed almost £11 million in cash for Liscard Town Centre, as part of the latest round of Levelling Up Funding to tackle decades of neglect of the town.

Crime down and 250 county lines smashed

With the Government's target of 20,000 extra police officers being achieved, figures from the Office for National Statistics have revealed that crime in England and Wales has fallen to its lowest level on record.

A banking hub for Wallasey Village?

Following news that a banking hub is to open in Moreton, two local councillors in nearby Wallasey Ward have now applied for a hub in Wallasey Village, bidding for it to be the next to be agreed.

Phone lines still out for Wallasey residents

Details of compensation arrangements for Wallasey residents who have lost their phone lines are being demanded by a Wallasey Councillor.

Many residents in Wallasey Village have seen their service interrupted or, in some cases, lost altogether for up to four weeks.

All state secondary schools in Wallasey now have a defib

Students and teachers in all eligible secondary schools in Wallasey will now have access to life-saving equipment to use in an emergency thanks to the delivery of 5,435 defibrillators nationally, backed by £19 million of government support.

724 more police in Merseyside

There are more police officers in England and Wales than ever before, new figures published today confirm.

Nitrous oxide canister sales to be banned

Councillors have welcomed news that nitrous oxide canisters (so called 'laughing gas') are to be banned, as part of a wider crackdown on anti social behaviour announced today.

Council meeting: Ian, Lesley and Paul report back

On Monday 20 March, councillors from across Wirral met at Wallasey Town Hall to receive reports from the various committees, petitions and agree (or try to) on various proposals.

At the meeting, Councillors Ian Lewis, Lesley Rennie and Paul Hayes:

Wallasey crash junction plan gets thumbs up

Residents living near a main road junction in Wallasey are welcoming the news that £150,000 could be spent on making it safer.

The junction of Leasowe Road, Greenleas Road and Cross Lane in Wallasey has a history of crashes, collisions and near misses.