Local councillors Colin Baldwin, Gary Bennett and Vida Wilson

What's the most important issue in your community?  Is it the state of the local park, the need for more activities for young people, improving services for older people, making the roads safer or ensuring that local businesses can thrive?

Here in Moreton and Saughall Massie...

  • We are fighting to protect our green spaces and Green Belt
  • We have secured a new 'banking hub' for Moreton
  • We work with residents to lobby for more repairs to roads and pavements
  • We keep in touch with residents all year round and not just at election time

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News

Big expansion in childcare about to start

Working parents in Wirral are being urged to register for 15 hours free childcare per week from April 2024.

This week, it was announced that applications for the first wave of the rollout of the largest ever expansion of free childcare for working parents will open on 2 January.

Local Plan Inquiry: Moreton and Saughall Massie

The Independent Inquiry into Wirral Council's draft Local Plan continues. Today proposals for land use in Upton, Leasowe, Moreton and part of Saughall Massie were considered by the inspectors, Mike Worden and Tom Bristow.

New scheme to cut energy bills

A local councillor is urging families in Wirral to check if they could benefit from a new initiative to cut home energy bills.

Nationally, more than 300,000 households are set to save hundreds of pounds on their bills thanks to new energy efficiency upgrades.

Success! Banking hub coming to Moreton

LINK, the UK’s Cash Access and ATM network, has today announced that local residents and businesses in Moreton will soon find it easier to access banking services thanks to the addition of a new banking hub in the town.

Town Hall publishes junction improvement plan

After several years of lobbying, first by Chris Blakeley and more recently by Councillor Vida Wilson, the Town Hall has published proposals to improve safety and access at the junction of Borrowdale Road and Hoylake Road in Moreton.