Paul Hayes (Wallasey)

Paul Hayes was first elected to Wirral Council in 2007, representing Wallasey Ward. Paul is a member of the Transport Committee of Liverpool City Region.

Paul was called to the Bar by Middle Temple and currently works in communications for a large brand.

Paul lives in Wallasey Village and has campaigned on various issues on behalf of his community, ranging from the campaign to save Wallasey Village Library when it was threatened with closure by the Labour Council, to calling on the Council to do more to improve the facilities on council owned sport’s fields (which our grassroots teams have endured for far too long).

Paul's current campaigns include:

Pushing the Town Hall to apply for some of the new £13m fund for play areas and parks
Opposing Labour's Dog Ban Plan
Fighting for a fair share of the Town Hall's budget for road and pavement repairs

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Wallasey Newsline Election Special April 2019	1009.37 KB
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Wallasey Newsline March 2019	863.77 KB
Resident survey February 2019	513.51 KB
Wallasey Newsline January 2019	233.7 KB
Grove Road Post Office petition	619.63 KB
Reporting Back - November 2018	453.4 KB
Notes and map from meeting regarding camper vans on the prom	1.82 MB
Newsline (September 2018) for Wallasey	1.84 MB
Newsline (January 2018) for Wallasey	705.75 KB
Newsline (November 2017) for Wallasey Ward	373.12 KB

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News

Wirral's missing street signs following Town Hall blunder

Friday, 8 March, 2019

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.

Council urged to drop 'unfair' trade waste fines

Friday, 8 February, 2019

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

Improve the access to Wallasey Village Station

Friday, 7 December, 2018

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

Town Hall urged to step up and bring more empty shops back into use

Wednesday, 21 November, 2018

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.

Sign our petition to re-open Grove Road Post Office in Wallasey Village

Sunday, 18 November, 2018

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.

Boost for Wirral as Conservatives announce £1.4 million to fix pot holes

Tuesday, 13 November, 2018

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 fight to save local wildlife habitat

Monday, 16 July, 2018

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.

Wirral Bridge delays blamed for bus route threat

Monday, 18 June, 2018

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.

Town Hall finally agrees to act on 'grotty' football pavilions

Friday, 16 February, 2018

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

Wirral special schools unable to meet demand after Lyndale closure, says new report

Friday, 19 January, 2018

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.

Tom Anderson (Greasby, Frankby & Irby)

Tom Anderson was first elected as councillor for Greasby, Frankby and Irby in 2014 and then re-elected in 2016.

Bruce Berry (Moreton West & Saughall Massie)

Bruce was elected as councillor for Moreton West and Saughall Massie in May 2014 and re-elected in May 2018, with a swing of 10.4% from Labour to Conservative.

Chris Blakeley (Moreton West & Saughall Massie)

Chris Blakeley was first elected as Councillor for Moreton and Saughall Massie and then re-elected in 2004, 2008, 2012 and 2016. He is currently the Conservative Group Chief Whip and he also serves as Spokesperson on the Council's Constitutional and Oversight Committee

David Burgess-Joyce (Greasby, Frankby & Irby)

Elected in May 2015, David Burgess-Joyce is one of the Wirral Borough Councillors for the Greasby, Frankby and Irby ward. He is also the Conservative Group's Assistant Whip.

Helen Cameron (Clatterbridge Ward)

Helen Cameron is one of our three local Conservative Councillors for Clatterbridge Ward which covers the communities of Spital, Thornton Hough, Raby, Poulton, Raby Mere, Brookhurst and part of Bromborough.

Wendy Clements (Greasby, Frankby & Irby)

Wendy has represented the people of Greasby, Frankby and Irby as their councillor since 2010, having lived in the area since 1990.

Wendy lives in Greasby with her husband and their two children grew up there, attending local schools.

Mike Collins (Pensby, Barnston and Thingwall)

Michael Collins is the new, local Conservative Councillor for Pensby Barnston and Thingwall.

Tony Cox (Hoylake & Meols)

Tony was elected as Councillor for Hoylake & Meols Ward in May 2018. He has been an active local campaigner, and community champion, for many years.

Andrew Gardner (Hoylake, Meols and central West Kirby)

Andrew Gardner is a long-standing community activist on Wirral. Living in Irby where he is part of the Irby Library Volunteers group and a Governor at Irby Primary for several years.

Jeff Green (West Kirby & Thurstaston including Caldy, Grange and Newton)

Jeff Green was first elected as a Ward Councillor in 1986, since when he has continued to serve the residents of West Kirby, Caldy, Grange, Newton and Thurstaston having been re-elected seven times.

Andrew Hodson (Heswall and Gayton)

ANDREW HODSON is married to Kathy who is also a local councillor, and he has a grown up family.

He has lived in Heswall all his life, and is therefore a truly local man. He is a director of a locally based company, employing local people on The Wirral.

Kathy Hodson (Heswall and Gayton)

Jenny Johnson

Jenny Johnson is one of our three local Conservative Councillors for West Kirby and Thurstaston ward.

Mary Jordan (Clatterbridge Ward)

Mary Jordan is one of three Conservative Councillors for Clatterbridge Ward, and was elected in May 2018. Clatterbridge covers the communities of Spital, Thornton Hough, Raby, Poulton, Raby Mere, Brookhurst and part of Bromborough. Mary has lived in Wirral all her life, moving to Spital in 1999.