Cllr. Vida Wilson

Local Conservative Councillor for Moreton West & Saughall Massie
Re-elected in May 2023 with an increased vote
Council appointee to the Saughall Massie Conservation Area Advisory Committee

Vida is one of our three local Conservative councillors in Moreton West & Saughall Massie, working with Gary Bennett and Colin Baldwin.

Vida first became involved in local politics with Chris Blakeley, fighting to save Fender Farm.

First elected in May 2022, Vida was re-elected in May 2023 with 1,908 votes - an increase on the previous year.

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News

Bloor Homes wants 276 houses on Green Belt land

Proposals to build 276 houses on Green Belt land along Saughall Massie Road have been submitted by agents acting for Bloor Homes, as part of the review of Wirral Council's long-delayed Local Plan.

Extra £2.1m for schools in Wallasey and Moreton

Councillor Vida Wilson has welcomed extra funding from the Conservative Government, providing schools in Wallasey and Moreton with £2,128,418 in extra funding, as part of £2 billion this year and next for primary schools and secondary schools in England.

Council meeting: Vida reports 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, Councillor Vida Wilson: