ACTION: road or pavement need repair?

Monday, 15 September, 2025

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Local Conservative Councillors in Wallasey, Moreton and Saughall Massie are putting together a list of roads and pavements which need attention - whether it's full resurfacing or fixing a pothole or dodgy paving flag.

We want to make sure our communities receive a fair share of the Council's Highways Budget.

If you have an issue with a road or pavement in your area, we'd like to hear from you. Use the form below and we'll include your requests when we submit our list to the Council's Highways Department.

A Highways Inspector will then assess each request, alongside Condition Survey Data and Streetscene Inspector Reports to develop the planned Highway Structural Maintenance Programme for 2026/27. This programme will be agreed by the Council in the Spring.

So far, people have suggested:

Sandy Lane (St George's Road to Wallasey Village)

Village Way

Northcote Road (pavements, again)

Millhouse Lane (junction with Town Meadow Lane)

Douglas Drive (including Joan Avenue to Digg Lane)

Digg Lane

Tell us about a road or pavement that needs repair:

PAVEMENT: If there is a stretch of pavement that needs to be repaired or replaced, tell us where and include location information, such as 'from junction x to number 52'

If it is a loose paving flag or small area and not the whole stretch of pavement, we may be able to have it repaired quicker. Tell us where it is:

ROAD: If there is a road that needs to be repaired or replaced, tell us where and include location information, such as 'from junction x to number 52'

If it is a pot hole or small stretch of road, we may be able to have it repaired quicker. Tell us where it is:

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Thinking ahead to the next local elections, as things stand today, what are the chances of you voting for each of these parties?

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Green	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
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