An article about the licences granted for A-boards and shop displays on the Wirral by Wirral Council.
Posts Tagged ‘Bidston’
What Everybody Ought to Know About A-Boards & Shop Displays
Posted in Bidston, Bidston & St. James, Birkenhead, Wirral Council, tagged A Board, Bidston, Business, License, pavement cafes, shop display, Wirral Council, Wirral Metropolitan Borough on April 1, 2012 | 3 Comments »
Budget night at Wirral Council & Off licence application for 46 Hoylake Road, Bidston turned down
Posted in 2012 Budget, Bidston, Bidston & St. James, Crime, Licensing Act 2003 Subcommittee, Wirral Council, tagged 46 Hoylake Road, alcohol, Bidston, Bill Norman, Merseyside Police, Wirral Council on March 1, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Well tonight councillors at Wallasey Town Hall meet to decide among other things Wirral Council’s Budget for 2012-2013. So far we have had the surprise Labour Budget at its last Cabinet meeting on the 13th February, which was then rescinded by the new Conservative/Lib Dem Cabinet on the 21st February. Labour councillors then “called-in” the [...]
Planning Applications update (Bidston & St. James) APP/11/0192, APP/11/0207
Posted in Bidston, Bidston & St. James, Planning, Wirral Council, tagged 172 Upton Road, APP/11/0192, APP/11/0207, Bidston, CH43 7QQ on November 30, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
A planning application has been decided by officers to approve Planning Application APP/11/0192 which is in relation to 172 Upton Road, Bidston CH43 7QQ. This is an amendment to a previously approved planning application (APP/11/00207). It alters access between the ground floor, garage and first floor from the previously approved plans.
Area Forum – 8/6/2011 Bidston & Claughton, 8/6/2011 starting at 6.30pm, library, University Academy Birkenhead (formerly Park High) Part 1
Posted in Area Forum, Bidston & St. James, Claughton, Labour, Wirral Council, tagged Area Forum, Bidston, Claughton, Cllr Steve Foulkes, Leader of Wirral, University Academy Birkenhead on June 16, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Present: Cllr George Davies (Claughton) Cllr Steve Foulkes (Claughton) Cllr Denise Roberts (Claughton) Cllr Jim Crabtree Also: Lucy Beed Michelle Gray Ian Brand Jim Thompson Community Patrol Police representative Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service + members of the public The Chair Cllr Roberts welcomed those present to the Area Forum and introduced those present. Ian [...]
Flytipping – alleyway and shop on corner of Hoylake Road/Challis Street, Bidston
Posted in Area Forum, Bidston, Bidston & St. James, Elections, Labour, Lib Dems, Wirral Council, tagged Bidston, Bill Norman, flytipping, Hoylake Road, litter control notice, Wirral Council on April 17, 2011 | 1 Comment »
The video above is of me interviewing my wife Leonora about an issue of concern to local residents that’s been rumbling on for years. Not only is the alleyway behind the shops getting full of rubbish (the gates put there to cut down on it have been vandalised and one is lying at an angle [...]
Area Forum Bidston & St. James/Claughton 2/2/2011 Part 1
Posted in Area Forum, Bidston & St. James, tagged Area Forum, Bidston, Claughton on February 3, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The papers and reports for last night’s Area Forum can be read here. Present were a representative from Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service, Mark Smith (Streetscene), Lucy Beed (to give a report on the Census), Cllr Roberts, Cllr Smith, Cllr Crabtree, Cllr Foulkes, Alastair Bardsley (representing the NHS Wirral University Teaching Hospitals (Arrowe Park and [...]
Planning Committee – 21/10/2010 (Part 4) – New House in Bidston
Posted in Bidston, Cllr Harry Smith, Conservatives, Housing, Labour, Lib Dems, Parking, Planning, Wirral Council, tagged Bidston, Cllr Harry Smith, garden grabbing, housing, overlooking, planning, privacy on October 22, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Item 4 (demolition of a petrol station and erection of shops in Claughton ward) was unanimously approved. The next item for decision was the erection of a new dwelling in Upton Road, Bidston. There was no petition associated with this application. The officer described this as in filling of a plot at the end of [...]

