We would like to wish everyone a very happy New Year. However you celebrate it today/tonight we hope that everyone has a great time and most importantly stays safe. With our very best wishes for 2009 Councillors, Chris Blakeley, Simon Mountney, Suzanne Moseley
Archive for December, 2008
Happy New Year
Posted in Chris Blakeley, Community, tagged 2009, Moreton, New Years Day, New Years Eve, Saughall Massie on December 31, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Welcome to Moreton
Posted in Charity, tagged British Red Cross, Charity Shop, Moreton on December 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Its great to see that the British Red Cross have refurbed the old ‘Help The Aged Charity Shop’ on Hoylake Road and will be opening for business pretty soon. The shop has been empty for over six months, and whilst some may say, “not another charity shop”, I for one would rather have the shop [...]
Christmas 2008
Posted in Christmas, tagged Christms, John Lennon, New Year, War, Yoko Ono on December 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
We would like to take this opportunity to wish all our readers a very happy Christmas and a great New Year. Whilst most of us are enjoying Christmas with our families in peace and tranquility, take a moment to think of those less fortunate, those engaged in conflict around the world, and those who lives [...]
Card Warehouse Robbery
Posted in Crime, Police, tagged Card Warehouse, Crime, Hoylake Road, Moreton, Police, Robbery on December 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This morning in Moreton a cowardly lowlife carried out a robbery at the Card Warehouse shop on Hoylake Road getting away with a substantial amount of cash. The police are looking for a male approx 6 foot tall, wearing white trainers and blue tracksuit bottoms, no one got a look at his face as he [...]
Christmas Number One
Posted in Chris Blakeley, tagged Alexandra Burke, Christmas, Cristmas number One, Jeff Buckley, Simon Cowell, X Factor on December 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Well done Alexandra
Two Weeks in One
Posted in Chris Blakeley, tagged Bolton North East, Chris Blakeley, Council, Deborah Dunleavy, Leah Fraser, Merseyrail Electrics, Merseytravel, Wallasey Conservatives on December 19, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Well thats what this week has felt like! On Monday it was work and then full Council until 9:45pm. Tuesday work and then meetings, Wednesday same as Tuesday, Thursday day in Bolton working, then back to Paradise Street Interchange for a Merseytravel event, then onto a meeting with constituents who needed my help. Friday in [...]
Well Done Kids
Posted in Merseytravel, tagged Liverpool, Merseytravel, Squash Nutrition on December 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Today it was my pleasure, as a Merseytravel Representative to attend an ‘Access For All’ event at Paradise Street Interchange. The event was a culmination of a celebration of our travels, four unique sensory artworks have been created for each of the four transport gateways into Liverpool; Lime Street Station, Liverpool John Lennon Airport, Paradise [...]
Christmas Lunch
Posted in Community, tagged Chris Blakeley, Christmas Lunch, Community Centre, Leah Fraser, Mince Pies, Moreton, Simon Mountney on December 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This afternoon along with my colleagues Leah Fraser and Cllr Simon Mountney I attended the annual Christmas Lunch at Moreton Community Centre. (Sadly neither Suzanne Moseley or Ian Lewis could attend as they were both hard at work – shame!). As usual the lunch was tremendous with Turkey and all the trimmings, [...]
Thanks to Mersey Tunnels Staff
Posted in Merseytravel, tagged Cllr Alan Dean, Foxfield School, Liverpool Tunnels, Merseytravel on December 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Foxfield School, in Douglas Drive, Moreton, has received a record donation of £3,500 from Mersey Tunnels staff and tunnel users. Fundraising Tunnels staff (£2,000) and a slice of the overpayments made at the tunnel tolls booths (£1,500), has been made to the very special children at the school. It will fund a group of children who [...]
22 years. Is it Long Enough?
Posted in Chris Blakeley, tagged Death Penalty, Liverpool, Liverpool Crown Court, Murder, Rhys Jones, Sean Mercer on December 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
22 years, that’s the minimum term that the Judge has recommended that Sean Mercer (who was sentenced to life ) serves for the murder of Rhys Jones. Long enough, personally I don’t think so. This was a callous and avoidable murder and took the life of an innocent child. In this case, as in many [...]
