12th February 2025 / 12th February 2025 by New Brighton
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The recently published budget papers lay bare the scale of the financial crisis at Wirral Council, not least yet another request for a massive government loan. Of course, social care costs are a huge burden for local authorities and Wirral is acutely affected. But this makes the failure to get a grip of our broader […]
30th January 2025 / 31st January 2025 by New Brighton
Work could start as early as next winter The project to create a seasonal wetland by slowing the flow of the upper Birket and returning it to its historic flood plain has received the go-ahead. The project will be managed by Cheshire Wildlife Trust and fully funded by the Environment Agency’s flood management scheme. A […]
10th August 2024 / 12th August 2024 by New Brighton
The Green Party is clear: * We stand with every community that’s attacked or threatened by organised political violence * We support police and emergency workers protecting people in these communities * We support community leaders and individual citizens who are working to bring […]
30th July 2024 / 31st July 2024 by New Brighton
22nd June 2024 / 22nd June 2024 by New Brighton
17th June 2024 / 18th June 2024 by New Brighton
1st May 2024 / 1st May 2024 by New Brighton
Cllrs Pat Cleary and Jo Bird outline detailed concerns regarding the future beach management plan for Hoylake We write regarding the ongoing efforts to update the management plan for Hoylake Beach. In doing so we have taken advice from people with scientific expertise in the current condition and evolution of Hoylake Beach and a passionate […]
18th April 2024 / 18th April 2024 by New Brighton
Wirral Greens respond to letter from the Independent Assurance Panel The final letter from the independent panel is welcome news. It allows Wirral Council to move on from the failures of past Labour administrations and focus on delivering for the people of Wirral, notwithstanding the significant challenges of delivering core services within a budget constrained […]
Labour and Tory councillors are not being straight with residents about the future of Hoylake Beach Gail Jenkinson and Jane Turner at Hoylake Beach Labour and Conservative councillors have voted to clear a large part of Hoylake Beach in the full knowledge that the regulator Natural England will never grant approval for their proposals. In […]
