Paul Hayes (Wallasey)

It's been revealed that requests for highways works have not been actioned since Wirral Council took the contract back 'in house' from BAM Nuttall in October 2018.

Wirral Council has been urged to 'get off the backs' of traders and small businesses in the Borough, after a stream of complaints about unfair charges and fines being imposed by their chosen contractor, Kingdom.  An online petition against the fines has also been launched by Councillor Paul Hayes

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

Wirral Council has been urged to do more to bring empty and derelict shops and business units back into use, including converting appropriate units into homes.

Following the 'temporary' closure of the popular Post Office in Wallasey Village, a petition has been launched to push for it to be urgently re-opened.

This week, the Conservative Government has given Wirral an extra £1.4 million to fix pot holes in our roads.  The Borough's 21 Conservative Councillors are keen to ensure this is spent fairly across the Borough.

Residents and local councillors are set to oppose a planning application which could see the building of two homes on a former market garden site in Wallasey which resident’s say is the home of a local bat population.

The long running delays to the replacement of the dock bridge has caused a vital bus route between Wallasey and Birkenhead to be put at risk.
 

Calls made last year to tackle 'grotty, damp and disgusting' sports pavilions have finally led to action by Wirral Council.
 

Eighteen months after Wirral’s Labour Cabinet voted to close the Lyndale Special School in Eastham, a review has now concluded there are not enough places in the Borough’s remaining special schools to meet the needs of children and parents.