Over recent years there has been a welcome return to ‘neighbourhood community’ policing’ which has resulted in a much close working relationship between elected members, the local police and many other agencies, as well as the general public, it has also brought reassurance to local people who see the police in their community, and it [...]
Archive for October, 2008
Gordon, This is Macabre!
Posted in Campaigning, tagged Cemeterys, Crematorium, Department of Work and Pensions, DWP, Funerals, Gordon Brown, Raining, Undertakers on October 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
But under your leadership understandable. Want to know more click here.
25,000 Hits
Posted in Community, tagged Blog, Cllr Chris Blakeley, Cllr Leah Fraser, Cllr Simon Mountney, Cllr Suzanne Moseley, Lingham, Moreton, Raining, Saughall Massie on October 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Our blog site has now passed 25,000 hits. Clearly people are enjoying what they read. Thanks to everyone who visits the blog, please bookmark it and come back again.
Sporting Weekend
Posted in Sport, tagged Chine, England, F1, Felipe Massa, Ferrari, Football, Formula One, Grand Prix, Japan, Lewis Hamilton, McLaren Honda, Raining, Wayne Rooney, World Cup Qualification on October 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This weekend has seen a mixed bag of results for the English. First off congratulations to England’s footballers for coming up with a 5-1 victory of Kazakhstan , not unexpected but had to earned. Sadly Lewis Hamilton lost out in the Formula One Grand Prix in Japan following a collision with his closest title contender, Ferrari’s [...]
Community Newsline
Posted in Campaigning, tagged Community Newsline, Denis Knowles, Leah Fraser, Local Conservatives, New Labour, Poulton, Raining, Seacombe, Somerville on October 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This morning, I was out with Ian, Alex, Marg, Eve, Bill and Leah distributing our October edition of the Seacombe and Poulton Community Newsline. If you have not received your copy yet don’t worry it’s on its way. In the meantime if you want to read it online, simply click here.
Thank you
Posted in Community, Council, tagged Fly tipping, Lingham Lane, Moreton, Raining, Tarran Way South, Waste Management, Wirral Council, Wirral Globe on October 10, 2008 | 1 Comment »
A big thanks to the Council’s Waste Management Team for acting quickly in clearing the fly tipped debris in Tarran Way South and Lingham Lane. The pic was sent to me this morning by a Moreton resident, and clearly shows the clean up operation. What the Council really needs to do now is to put [...]
On the Knocker in Wallasey
Posted in Campaigning, tagged Kate Wood, Leah Fraser, Lesley Rennie, Liberal Democrats, Local Conservatives, New Labour, Paul Hayes, Raining, Wallasey, Wirral Council on October 9, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Last night I was out with the Action Team knocking on doors in Mosslands, Gainsborough, and Somerset Road. The main issues highlighted by people, were litter from the nearby school, parking issues, particularly when football teams are using the playing fields, and trees that are left unmanaged by the Council. Councillor Lesley Rennie will be [...]
Out and About on The Lingham Estate
Posted in Campaigning, Community, tagged Berrylands Road, Chris Blakeley, Harvest lane, Leah Fraser, Lingham Estate, Raining, Road Safety, Simon Mountney, Speed Bumps, Suzanne Moseley, Traffic Calming on October 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Tonight in drissly weather I was out with the team knocking on doors in Maryland Lane, Harvest Lane and Roads off. Thanks Chris, Leah, Bill, Ian, Lesley, Marg, and Mike. One of the main topics of conversation was the Council’s proposal to provide traffic calming in the area at a cost in excess of £60,000. It seems [...]
Fly Tipping!
Posted in Campaigning, Community, tagged Cllr Chris Blakeley, Council, Debris, Fly tipping, Moreton, Raining, Tarran Way Industrial Estate, Waste, Wirral, Wirral Globe on October 7, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Following a call from a local resident, I went to Tarran Way South to see for myself the absolute mess that has been caused by people who simply do not give a damn about Moreton, and who have systematically dumped all sorts of debris in Tarran Way South as can be witnessed by the photographs I [...]
