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Labour/Tory Coalition is Letting Wirral Down

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 […]

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Labour and Tories Vote Down Flagship Market Plans

Cllr Pat Cleary delivers his verdict on the decision taken regarding the future of Birkenhead Market.  28.03.24 Tonight was a big night for Birkenhead. Green councillors voted for a flagship market for Birkenhead, refurbishing the existing site. Labour and Tory councillors voted together to squash the market into the former Argos store, under a car […]

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Wirral Residents Exposed to Excessive Sewage Spills – Green Party Calls for Action

New figures reveal a significant increase in sewage spills across Wirral in 2023, raising concerns about environmental and public health risks. Key Findings: The Green Party Calls for Action: The Green Party emphasises the need for public ownership of water companies. They point out that United Utilities, the sole provider in Wirral, paid out £646 […]

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Why Birkenhead Market is Crucial for the Future of Wirral’s Greenbelt

Birkenhead and Tranmere councillors Pat Cleary, Ewan Tomeny and Amanda Onwuemene recently met with Birkenhead Market traders. The future of Birkenhead Market will be decided in a few weeks’ time. This is crucial, not just for the future of Birkenhead, but also for Wirral’s precious green belt. Cllr. Pat Cleary explains why. Wirral’s new Local […]

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Tory Party faces questions over £3.6m unaccounted for in 2019 election

Given how hard Wirral Green Party works to make sure our election expenses are all above board, we find this article quite staggering! The Conservative Party is facing questions over more than £3.6m it spent in the run-up to the 2019 general election without explaining what it paid for. Researchers from the International Institute for […]

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