Two brand-new bus services will give tens of thousands more Wirral residents direct public transport access to some of the borough’s most important healthcare sites.
“There is no place for discriminatory behaviour within the licensed trade. This case demonstrates that Wirral Council will take decisive action where licensed drivers fail to meet the standards expected of them."
More evening and Sunday services, extended routes and brand-new links for Arrowe Park and Clatterbridge Hospitals are some of the key improvements coming to Wirral bus services as public control of the network begins on Sunday 25 October.
The waste that was fly-tipped seems consistent with a house clearance or renovation of some kind as it included items of kitchens and bathroom furniture, porcelain sinks and toilets, nails, wood etc.
Letters will shortly be sent to businesses on Grange Road West outlining the next phase of changes for the road including new measures to help support local traders.
The new vehicles will provide a much-needed boost to the council’s existing flagging fleet, providing better reliability and performance, as well as reduced costs to the council.
Councillors are set to consider proposals for a highways and public realm improvement scheme in New Ferry when the Environment, Climate Emergency and Transport Committee meets on 8 July.
Members of the committee heard that since the introduction of the restrictions on vehicles turning onto Village Road, no further injury collisions have been recorded.
As the six‑month trial of traffic measures on Grange Road West in Birkenhead approaches its conclusion, Wirral Council has set out its intended next steps based on monitoring and feedback received to date.
The Environment, Climate Emergency and Transport committee approved the roll out of ANPR camera technology at all School Streets, including Raeburn Primary.
