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Earlier today, along with my colleagues Cllr Steve Williams and Cllr Simon Mountney I went along to the Valentines Day Community event which I organised with Wirral Partnership Homes (WPH). The event was to celebrate the start of the long awaited demolition and redevelopment of the eyesore shops and maisonettes on Town Meadow Lane.          I have been [...]

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Readers of the blog and the wider community will be aware of my 12 year campaign to get the eyesore, that is the derelict shops and maisonettes on Town Meadow Lane redeveloped.         Today it was confirmed to me that Wirral Partnership Homes who I have been working with over the last 12 months on the [...]

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It was not my intention to blog until the New Year, BUT!     I was alerted to a newly validated application on the Councils Planning Website.      Its the application to extend the amount of time to extract clay from the old Barker Briscoe Brickwork site in Carr Lane, Moreton. Although the application was only dated the [...]

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A full week in work with loads going on, updates on the latest telephone mast application (word is Planning Officers will be recommending approval).  Lots of case work this week, from neighbour disputes to a rat infestation problem.   Thursday a very busy day.   Started with attendance at former Merseytravel Colleague, Bob Roberts funeral out in [...]

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I am delighted with Government proposals that will allow Councils to ‘charge’ utility companies for digging up the roads at peak periods. Under the proposals, utility companies would be charged for ‘renting’ the road while they carry out work, with higher charges at peak periods.    Any revenue raised from the lane rental charges would be used [...]

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Last nights full Council in Wirral saw Labour for what they truly are, a Party in dissarray a party in denial and a party that has no ideas…   They voted against everything positive that we and the Lib Dems wanted to achieve including shamefully voting against giving those lowest paid workers in the Council a rise of [...]

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I am trying to unravel the public confusion around Merseytravels Members allowances.     Confusion what confusion? Well at the AGM the amendments made by myself and the Lib  Dems calling for an Independent Review Panel (IRP) to be set up were all defeated by the 13 Labour Members who voted for increases in allowances paid to members.   [...]

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Following the Wirral Partnership Homes Open Day on 2nd June a planning application for new shop units, 20 houses and 4 Bungalows has been submitted.   You can see the application by clicking HERE I am delighted that finally, after 11 years of campaigning to get rid of this blot on the landscape, there is light at [...]

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Tonight I attended my first Scrutiny Programme Board meeting.    After all the preliminarys we got into the meat of the Agenda. One of the roles of the Scrutiny Board is to determine which scrutiny committee any items that are ‘Called In’ from Cabinet should be sent to.    This entails trying to get the committee together [...]

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Yesterday between 1pm and 7pm I was outside the shops on Town Meadow Lane, when I attended the Wirral Partnership Homes (WPH) Open Day, where local residents could look at the plans for the redevelopment and regeneration of the derelict Shops and Maisonettes.    As well as the architect being present there were also representatives of WPH [...]

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