Wallasey constituency

A cash boost of £19 million for Merseyside Police has been announced today, as part of a £15 billion budget for tackling crime around the country next year.

Wirral residents who have been affected by the temporary closure of some of the Borough’s post offices are being urged to give their views to a national inquiry.

At the first meeting of Wirral Council’s new Policy & Resources Committee, Conservative Councillors secured an extension to free parking in the Borough’s shopping areas until 2021.

With barely 48 hours left until the close of the consultation, and still no sign of the promised leaflets being delivered, there are renewed calls to scrap the project and start again.

Homeowners and landlords in Wirral can now see for themselves how the new Green Homes Grant scheme can help make their homes warmer and more energy efficient.

Wirral firefighters were among those thanked by the Home Secretary Priti Patel as she visited Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service on Thursday.

In a dramatic last minute decision, Wirral’s outgoing Cabinet has agreed with demands from local Conservative Councillors to delay the reintroduction of parking charges on the Borough’s high streets and country parks.

New proposals described as Wirral’s ‘biggest crackdown on yobs so far’ after problems at Wirral’s coast have been welcomed by residents and councillors.

As lockdown eased, large crowds started gathering at The Dips in Wallasey, leading to anti-social behaviour, litter and violence.

A two year campaign to have a busy Wallasey road resurfaced has finally won the backing of the Town Hall.

Disadvantaged children in Wirral are set to benefit from free healthy meals and enriching activities throughout the summer following the award £1.8 million from the Government.