The Environment, Climate Emergency and Transport committee approved the roll out of ANPR camera technology at all School Streets, including Raeburn Primary.
Wirral Council’s Environment, Climate Emergency and Transport Committee last night approved programmes of investment in local roads, footways and bridges as well as on initiatives aimed at making local transport safer and more effective.
Residents and businesses in New Ferry are invited to two community drop in events to find out more about the next stages of regeneration being planned in the area.
The use of ANPR will provide an effective and impartial method of enforcement that does not rely on enforcement staff being present and avoids the inconsistency that can come with intermittent checks.
Plans have been set out for how £6 million will be spent on road maintenance - and a further £3 million on local transport schemes in Wirral - over the coming year.
Birkenhead’s role in the formation and development of the international Scouting Movement, as well as several of the town’s significant landmarks, are being celebrated in the new street furniture that has been installed as part of the town centre improvement scheme.
Mott MacDonald and PLACED have been appointed to lead consultation and co-design activities, including hosting workshops, face-to-face sessions and online engagement via the Have Your Say platform.
Wirral is set to lead the way in one of the biggest shifts in local transport policy in a generation after the Liverpool City Region appointed new operators to run its first publicly controlled bus services since the 1980s.
The ratings are based on official statistics and transparency reports published by councils. Authorities with well-maintained roads, strong adoption of best practice, and significant investment in maintenance receive a green rating.
