Local councillors Ian Lewis and Lesley Rennie

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News

Mosslands School and Wallacre Playing Fields

In December, the Department for Education announced it would pay for a full rebuild of Mosslands School, as part of a national package of £1.8 billion for school buildings. 

Newport Avenue traffic scheme

Wirral Council's Highways Department is consulting on proposals to improve access for residents of Newport Avenue, Groveland Road and Bayswater Court.

The proposals follow a street surgery and petition organised by local Conservative Councillors, following concerns raised by residents.

Statement on sentencing of Chapman and Waring

Today, sentences of 48 years to Connor Chapman and 9 years to Thomas Waring have been passed for their killing of Elle Edwards and other crimes.

Councillors Lesley Rennie and Ian Lewis said:

All state secondary schools in Wallasey now have a defib

Students and teachers in all eligible secondary schools in Wallasey will now have access to life-saving equipment to use in an emergency thanks to the delivery of 5,435 defibrillators nationally, backed by £19 million of government support.

Plans for second 15m phone mast in Wallasey Village

Plans for a second mobile phone mast on Harrison Drive have been submitted to the Council's Planning Department.

The 15m mast, and adjacent cabinets, would be located next to the existing equipment near to Windsors and opposite Harrison Hall.

Town Hall urged to retain green space in Wallasey

Members of the newly-appointed Planning Committee are being urged to maintain former grazing land near a busy primary school in Wallasey, as a developer launches a renewed attempt to build on it.

'Mindless' theft of defib from Harrison Park

A newly installed defibrillator in one of Wirral’s most popular parks has been stolen, in a move condemned as ‘mindless’ by a local councillor.

The ‘defib’ was installed in Harrison Park, Wallasey less than two months, as part of the rollout of 46 additional kits in the borough.

Plans for 17 houses on grazing land in Wallasey

A planning application has been submitted to Wirral Council that could see 17 houses built on the grazing land bounded by Greenleas Road, Greenleas Close, Leasowe Road and the North Wallasey Approach slip road.