News
Re: Meeting to
oppose proposed parking charges
Melrose Hall 16th June
A summary of meeting/feedback has been posted at
nextdoor.co.uk/news_feed
Some points covered there:
There was a good turnout at the Melrose Hall yesterday. The hall was
packed and
apparently there were as many people outside who could not get in.
Local councillors said a few words and then invited the two officers
from the Council
to speak. This was followed by questions from the floor.
The councillors were taking notes and the message from them was very
clear that
they do have two produce a detailed report to put in front of the
Leader of the Council
and they urged people to continue to raise objections on the Council's
website because all objections will be
considered. If you do this, please be as specific as you can be about
your objections, stating clearly the negative
implications of adoption. The consultation period finishes on 22 June
so please respond before then.
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Protest plan over Wirral dog beach ban
Wirral Council wants to bring in tough new measures including bans and
ordering owners to keep dogs on leads
Dog owners campaigning against Wirral Council's plan to ban dogs from
beaches and tourist hotspots have organised a protest walk.
Owners and their pets will gather at the Leasowe Lighthouse at 4pm this
Sunday (June 17) and walk along the beach to the Gunsite.
The local authority is set to bring in tough new measures that include
dogs being banned from certain areas altogether, as well as others where owners
will now have to keep them on leads at all times.
More details at:
www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/protest-plan-over-wirral-dog
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10k Run to Continue (Also see ‘Events’- September)
The Hoylake 10k Run will still take place on Sunday the 16th September,
but will be run and organised by local Hoylake UTS Run Club http://theuts.co.uk/run-club/.
For further information email info@utsrunclub.org.
Entry details also at : eventrac.co.uk
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Every year the volunteers of Hoylake and Meols in Bloom do all they can
to ‘Help make the Village Smile’. Our planters are now well established and our
understanding of how to ‘grow’ our community both human and flora is strong.
Building on our passion and our experience we feel we are ready to
enter Hoylake and Meols in the coveted Royal Horticultural Society’s North West
in Bloom competition under the small seaside resort category.
To find out more & to see how you can join in go to the wensite:
www.hoylakeinbloom.co.uk
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‘Wirral Festival of Firsts ‘2018 Details of Poetry & Photography
competitions & events at wirralfestivaloffirsts.org.uk
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[Page last updated/checked 17/06/18
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