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Following a massive campaign against the Town Hall's Plan to ban dogs from 140 locations, the Council's Environment Committee voted against the Plan on 15th January.  You can read more about that meeting in the Wirral Globe here

Following the decision by Labour’s Local Campaign Forum to oppose the plans for the Hoylake Golf Resort, the Borough’s Conservative Councillors have requisitioned a special council meeting to finally end the controversial project.

After years of work and pressure by local residents and local Conservative Councillors, we are pleased to announce that work has begun this month to install a lift at Meols Station.

Greater protections for trees in urban areas are on the way, a month after Councillor Gerry Ellis presented a petition signed by 476 people following trees being felled in Ashton Park, West Kirby.

A new crackdown on people who fly-tip rubbish has been welcomed, a week after a road in Moreton was again blighted with dumped, unwanted rubbish and furniture.

Thanks to our investment of £20.5 billion a year in real terms by 2023-24 the plan will transform patient care and make sure every penny of taxpayers’ money is spent wisely.

Wirral’s charges for its failing garden waste collection scheme could be banned under new Government plans announced this week.

At the same time, councils could also be forced to offer a weekly bin collection to prevent food waste being uncollected for up to 14 days.

The Department for Transport has recently announced more money to improve access to railway stations under the 'Access for All' programme.

Wirral Council will be asked to back an application by the Frank Field Education Trust to open the Borough’s first Free School.

The call, by Conservative Councillors at the Council meeting on Monday 10th December, follows news that the Trust wants to open a Free School in Birkenhead.

Commenting on the decision to allow re-development of Storeton Hall, a Grade II* Listed Building and Scheduled Monument, and building in the Green Belt, Councillor Mary Jordan (Clatterbridge Ward) said: “This is a shocking decision, following an appeal against the Council’s Planning Committee ref