On 4th July 2018 the Metro Mayor, Steve Rotherham, launched a £6m fund to support the town centres in each of the 6 Merseyside local authorities, £1m for each borough.

Protecting and Enhancing England’s Trees and Woodlands

The Government’s Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) has launched a consultation into protecting trees and woodland. This particularly includes consultation into the protection of street trees.

In February UNICEF- the United Nations children’s agency - called air pollution a public health emergency.

Much of the street lighting in Blundellsands is showing its age. Many roads are poorly lit and the lights themselves are not energy-efficient.

NHS Investment in GP Health Services

Hitting your head on an overhanging branch or knocking into overgrown shrubbery can be a real problem for blind and partially sighted pedestrians.

Local Conservatives  would like to see Sefton Council working positively with our Blundellsands & Crosby schools to improve our local environment.

Every ward in the Sefton Borough has a devolved budget, a small pot of money that can be used to address local problems within the community. In Blundellsands local Councillors still have over £10,000 in ward funds laying idle.

Crosby Village

Three years after this Council spent £40,000 on a Planning Study into Crosby Village little has happened.

In January 2018 Sefton Council received a bid from a consortium of local business people to lease the former Carnegie Library and convert it into a restaurant and community hub.

This Council has dragged its feet by taking more than 12 months to evaluate the bid to re-use this building.