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Since the Town Hall introduced a charge to collect 'garden waste' (the brown bin), the number of people taking part has dropped.  That has resulted in less waste being recycled overall.

Wirral Council has thrown its full weight behind the tyred campaign which calls for an outright ban on the use of tyres older than ten years on buses and coaches.

At last night's Council meeting, councilors unanimously backed the call to fight Vauxhall’s plan to cut around 400 jobs at their Ellesmere Port factory.

Concerns that the lake in West Kirby’s award-winning Ashton Park is silting up have led to 1,252 residents signing a petition for action.
 

The latest of the new Campaign Days organised by Wirral Conservatives saw more than 40 people meet in Hoylake, to support the work of our new candidate, Andrew Gardner.

The campaign to tackle the menace of scrambler bikes across Wirral has now received the support of more than 3,300 people.

The campaign was launched by Councillor Bruce Berry (Moreton West & Saughall Massie) following increasing number of complaints from residents.

Tougher penalties proposed for animal cruelty have been welcomed by councillors and animal welfare organisations in Wirral.

Draft legislation will be published later this year to amend the Animal Welfare Act 2006.

The number of workers on low pay in the UK has fallen by more than 300,000 following the Conservatives’ introduction of the national living wage, a think tank says.

Today is World Mental Health Day and the Government has announced a new £15 million programme will see up to 1 million people trained in basic mental health “first aid” skills.

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