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Tell us your views on regeneration in Wallasey

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Monday, 24 April, 2023
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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.

While many of the recent decisions by the Council have secured cash for the Birkenhead area, places like Liscard, New Brighton and Seacombe are being left behind.

Recent cash awarded to Wirral includes:

  • Woodside Waterfront: £28,579,781
  • Birkenhead Market, residential, highway network improvements: £24,581,011
  • Town Deal Birkenhead - a range of regeneration schemes: £24,750,000
  • UK Shared Prosperity Fund: £1,500,000
  • House of Fraser - acquisition: £2,109,500
  • Skills, education and training: £15,700,000 

At the last meeting of the Council's Economy, Regeneration and Housing Committee, Councillors Ian Lewis and Lesley Rennie again highlighted the issues facing shopping centres across Wallasey. The committee backed their calls for a report from council managers on the need for regeneration of Liscard and the wider Wallasey area.

Ahead of that report, which we hope will kick start a serious attempt to tackle the effects of the decline of some local town centres, we'd like to hear your views. 

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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 alongside Councillor Lesley Rennie and local campaigner Steve Hoey. 

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

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Ian, Lesley and Steve are seen at the derelict former council buildings on Seaview Road - one of several sites in Wallasey that need urgent investment and regeneration

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