Wallasey Ward

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What's the most important issue in your community?  

Whatever needs changing in your neighbourhood, you could help us to deliver it by taking part in the survey below. Your local councillors - Ian Lewis and Lesley Rennie are already helping residents, businesses and community groups with issues in Wallasey. At the end of the survey are links to some recent local news stories covering their work.

But they can’t do it alone. Your views can help to make a difference to the community. 

Live in Wallasey? Tell us your views

Have you used visited Wallasey Village Library and Community Centre since it reopened?
Are you, or someone you know, affected by the scrapping of Winter Fuel Payments?
Thinking about Wirral as a whole, do you agree with new targets that would see 35,000 new houses built, even if it means building on the Green Belt?
From what you’ve seen or heard so far about the Town Hall’s plans for more cycle lanes in Wallasey, including Wallasey Road and Wallasey Village, do you
Do you support calls for a national inquiry into child sexual exploitation by the so-called ‘grooming gangs’?

Your representatives

To make sure this survey is representative, which party did you support at the 2024 General Election?
On the scale of 0-10, 0 means there would be no chance of you voting for the party and 10 means you would be absolutely certain to vote for the party.

Anything else to tell us about?

News

Fresh calls for action on derelict 'eyesore'

Tell us your views   Become a member   Be a councillorThere are fresh calls for action at a derelict site in the heart of Wallasey Village, following further complaints of fly tipping and neglect.The site on Leasowe Road was previously vacant shops and flats but has been lying em

New bid for banking hub in Wallasey

There are renewed calls for a banking hub in Wallasey, following news of the closure of two more bank branches in the town.In October 2023, Councillors Ian Lewis and Lesley Rennie submitted a bid for a banking hub in Wallasey Village, with wide support from the local community (1)However, that propo

Labour and Green Councillors give green light to 28 cycle lanes

On Monday 27 January, a majority of councillors on the Environment, Climate Emergency and Transport Committee voted to give the go ahead to the Core Active Travel Network - a plan for 28 cycle lanes. Only Conservative Councillors voted against the plan. Watch the meeting  Join us 

Reporting back: Flynn's Piece, Grove Road

In April last year, residents living near Flynn's Piece on Grove Road  asking if a gate could be installed to improve safety - preventing dogs and children running into the road.Now, following delays, including the Town Hall's spending freeze, we've had confirmation the gate will be installed i

Latest collision data contradicts Town Hall claims

New data has revealed that, in 2023, there were no collisions or crashes involving cyclists reported on the Town Hall’s proposed cycle lanes in Wallasey Ward.House of Commons Library data, published on 24 October, is based on information from the Department for Transport and pinpoints the locations

NEWS: Town Hall slammed for cycle lane plans

Join the Facebook group Donate to the campaign Tell the Town Hall your views Council plans for a £10m cycle lane from Woodside to Liscard have been slammed as ‘bonkers’ by the Leader of the Borough’s Conservative Councillors. Councillor Jeff Green was speaking after a council consultation reveal

NEWS: Action to remove travellers from the Dips

Following the arrival travellers at the Dips in Wallasey, the Council has confirmed they are seeking a court order for their removal. A dozen vehicles arrived on Wednesday, parking on the Dips and near to homes in Smugglers Way. Councillor Ian Lewis (Conservative, Wallasey Ward) said: “Following c

97% of Wallasey now has access to Gigabit broadband

More residents and businesses in Wallasey and Moreton have access to Gigabit broadband thanks to the latest Government investment in the service. 80 per cent of the UK now has access to high-speed internet connectivity as the UK’s next major connectivity milestone is reached, as the Conservative Go

Post Office slammed for Grove Road closure

The scandal-hit Post Office has received further criticism following their announcement they will be closing their branch in Wallasey Village this week. On December 8th, local councillors Lesley Rennie and Ian Lewis contacted the Head Office of the Post Office, following signs advertising the premi

Failing social landlords named and shamed

Tenants living in poor quality or poorly managed homes in Wirral could find their landlord 'named and shamed' as a new crackdown on failing social landlords gets underway. In the most serious cases residents have experienced problems over an extended period, with missed opportunities by social hous