The Concourse is at the heart of West Kirby and should continue to be a community space and a hub of activity.

It's important that everyone feels safe on our roads, whether you're a motorist, cyclist or pedestrian. Sadly some people endanger others by speeding or driving dangerously.

We've been out and about talking to residents in Upton, Arrowe Park and the Woodchurch . What we have found out is many residents feel they've been overlooked. Issues that pop up time and time again are potholes, grass verges, lack of dropped kerbs, poor parking.

It was announced in November last year that Wirral Council will be receiving an extra £1.4 million from the Government to tackle potholes. Motorists across Wirral will be hoping that this cash is spent wisely on improving roads in the area.

Following the collapse of Avon Buses, the vital 83A service has been withdrawn. This service formed a vital link for people living in West Kirby, Hoylake and Meols who needed to get to school, work or hospital.

Last week Wirral Labour "welcomed" a document leaked to a local paper, claiming that  Green Belt sites in Wirral at risk of development had been "saved".

Following on from the public meeting held on Friday 8th February, Laura is working with local councillors in West Kirby, Hoylake and Meols to get some real action to tackle Anti Social behaviour in our area.

Upton Railway Station is currently falling short on accessibility.  Currently there is no step free access at the station, making it difficult for wheelchair users to use the station. This limits people's ability to make the most of work, education and leisure opportunities. 

Wirral's precious Green Belt is under threat from random development. A lack of a proper local plan from the Labour controlled council has sadly left many of our much loved green spaces open to unwanted building, against the wishes of local people.

Our Plan is make sure that our small businesses and our high streets get the support that they need and fair share of the funding available.