People

Debbie Caplin is a life long resident of Moreton who stood for election in Moreton and Leasowe in May 2018 and 2019, increasing the Conservative share of the vote by 16% and slashing Labour's majority from 1,547 to just 301 votes.  

Vida is a long standing and respected Chair of Governors at a Wirral primary school governor. She first got involved in local politics to fight a plan to build on part of Wirral's Green Belt. Thanks to her campaign, Fender Farm was saved and building on some of the flood plain was prevented.

Max is leading the 2021 Conservative Action Team in Moreton West and Saughall Massie. Max has been helping support local Conservative councillors for several years, both in our community and in the Town Hall.

Darren is an Armed Forces Veteran who grew up in New Brighton and returned to settle here after his service with the RAF. As well as tours of Afghanistan and Iraq, Darren also served as a Community RAF Police Officer for several RAF bases and their local communities.

Tony is well known to many people in New Brighton. He was councillor for 11 years and, during that time, helped hundreds of local residents and businesses with issues and problems in our community. Tony lives on Seabank Road and has also served as a governor of New Brighton Primary School.

Ian Lewis was elected to Wirral Council in 2016, representing Wallasey Ward, and the seat originally held by respected, well-known former Councillor Kate Wood.

Lesley Rennie is one of our local councillors representing Wallasey Ward on Wirral Council. 

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.

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.  

Steve Williams was first elected as Councillor for Moreton West & Saughall Massie in 2009, then re-elected in 2011, 2015 and 2019. Since retiring as a Police Officer in 1999 Steve has run his own computer business.