Cllr. Lesley Rennie

Local Conservative Councillor for Wallasey Ward
Former police officer in Wallasey
Member of the Merseyside Fire & Rescue Authority

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Lesley is one of 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.

  • Former police officer in Wallasey
  • Named 'Councillor of the Year' in Cheshire and Wirral 2022
  • Member of Merseyside Fire & Rescue Authority

Since being elected in 2023, Lesley has:

  • Supported the re-opening Wallasey Village Library
  • Had more of our green spaces given protection than anywhere else in Wirral
  • Fought Labour's plans for cycle lanes across our community

Lesley is now working to:

  • Secure improvements to Grove Road Station
  • Update the children's play areas at Wallacre and Harrison Park
  • Persuade the Council to install a safer crossing on Bayswater Road 

Lesley and the team in Wallasey Ward would like to hear your views - tell us what you think

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Attachments

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Annual Report 2025 (5.48 MB) 5.48 MB
Summer 2025 (1.38 MB) 1.38 MB
Reporting back on survey results (1.24 MB) 1.24 MB
Wallasey Newsline Spring 2025 (2.67 MB) 2.67 MB
Wallasey Against Cycle Chaos (2 MB) 2 MB
General Election newsletter (3.14 MB) 3.14 MB
Annual Report 2023 (3.01 MB) 3.01 MB
Autumn 2023 Newsline (484.47 KB) 484.47 KB
Summer 2023 Newsline (918.38 KB) 918.38 KB
Thank you letter to residents (June 2023) (962.79 KB) 962.79 KB

News

NEWS: Post Offices under threat of closure

Between 1997 and 2010, 7,166 local Post Offices closed under the Governments of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown.In 2010, the new Government put in place extra protections to maintain the remaining Post Office network.

Councillors call for action at 'neglected' station

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

New bid for banking hub in Wallasey

There are renewed calls for a banking hub in Wallasey, following news of the closure of two more bank branches in the town.In October 2023, Councillors Ian Lewis and Lesley Rennie submitted a bid for a banking hub in Wallasey Village, with wide support from the local community (1)However, that propo

United front to challenge Green Belt threat?

Councillors and MPs in Wirral are being urged to work together and present a ‘united front’ in response to Government proposals that would see swathes of the Borough’s Green Belt lost forever. Publication of the increased housing target for Wirral – from 14,560 to 35,100 – has been met with outrage

Just one of three closed Post Offices to re-open

Just one of the three recently closed Post Offices in Wirral will re-open, Post Office bosses have announced. In March, Wirral Council backed calls by Councillors Jenny Johnson and Lesley Rennie, to re-open branches in Wallasey Village, Upton and Moreton. In response, the Post Office has advised t

Hopes rise for long-awaited lifts at Wirral station

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

Wirral Council backs campaign to reopen Wirral post offices

The campaigns to reopen three Wirral Post Offices have been given the backing of Wirral Council, following closure of branches at Grove Road (Wallasey), Saughall Bridge (Moreton) and Upton. Councillors Jenny Johnson (West Kirby & Thurstaston) and Lesley Rennie (Wallasey) sought all-party suppor

Post Office campaign seeks Council support

Post Office bosses are set to be challenged over the current closure of three more branches in Wirral. Councillor Lesley Rennie (Wallasey) is seeking all-party support to put pressure on the Post Office to have branches in Upton, Saughall Bridge and Wallasey Village reopened. Between 1997 and 2010

97% of Wallasey now has access to Gigabit broadband

More residents and businesses in Wallasey and Moreton have access to Gigabit broadband thanks to the latest Government investment in the service. 80 per cent of the UK now has access to high-speed internet connectivity as the UK’s next major connectivity milestone is reached, as the Conservative Go