Local councillors Ian Lewis and Lesley Rennie

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  • We are pushing for lifts at Wallasey Village Station
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News

Wallasey cycle lane: flawed from the start

The long-awaited 'consultation' on the cycle route from Birkenhead to Wallasey is now underway.

Originally planned as a single project, the scheme was split into two phases, following a backlash from residents, Conservative Councillors and businesses when it was first revealed.

Calls to amend Local Plan to protect The Dips

As the Independent Inquiry into Wirral Council's long-delayed Local Plan trundles on, there have been renewed calls to protect The Dips along the Wallasey and New Brighton coast.

Crime down and 250 county lines smashed

With the Government's target of 20,000 extra police officers being achieved, figures from the Office for National Statistics have revealed that crime in England and Wales has fallen to its lowest level on record.

'Deep clean' for Upton, Egremont and Wallasey

Ford Road in Upton, King Street in Egremont and, seen here, Wallasey Village, are among the areas that are having a 'deep clean', thanks to a grant of £1.2 million to 50 councils.

Environment Minister Rebecca Pow said:

A banking hub for Wallasey Village?

Following news that a banking hub is to open in Moreton, two local councillors in nearby Wallasey Ward have now applied for a hub in Wallasey Village, bidding for it to be the next to be agreed.

Extra £3.1m to support bus services in Merseyside

Wirral, along with the wider Merseyside area, will receive an extra £3.1 million to support local bus services, as part of £80m being invested nationally by the Government next year.

Fresh calls to sort bin collections

New figures have revealed 165 missed bin collections in a dozen roads in Wallasey over the last 12 months.

Data requested by councillors Ian Lewis and Lesley Rennie followed months of complaints from people living between Seaview Road and Rolleston Drive in the town.

Phone lines still out for Wallasey residents

Details of compensation arrangements for Wallasey residents who have lost their phone lines are being demanded by a Wallasey Councillor.

Many residents in Wallasey Village have seen their service interrupted or, in some cases, lost altogether for up to four weeks.