Agenda Item 6: Matters Requiring Approval By The Council The Mayor asked for agreement of items (i) Minute 175 (Cabinet – 3/11/11) – Provision for Inflation 2012/13, (ii) Minute 198 (Cabinet – 24/11/11) – Insurance Fund Budget 2012/13 and (iv) Minute 211 – Council Tax Base 2012/13. Items (i), (ii) and (iv) were agreed. Items (iii) Minute [...]
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Council (Wirral Council) 12/12/2011 Part 5 Agenda Item 6 Matters Requiring Approval By The Council, Item 7: Matters for Noting, Item 8: Questions
Posted in Council, Wirral Council, tagged Cllr Ann Bridson, Cllr Harry Smith, Cllr Pat Williams, Cllr Steve Foulkes, Cllr Stuart Kelly, John Brace on December 17, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Wirral Council Cabinet 13/10/2011 Declarations of Interest, Minutes, Child Poverty Strategy Action Plan – Progress Report Part 2
Posted in Wirral Council, tagged Child Poverty, Cllr Adrian Jones, Cllr Ann McLachlan, Cllr Harry Smith, Cllr Steve Foulkes, Frank Field MP, Jim Wilkie, Merseyside Pension Fund on October 14, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Cllr Foulkes welcomed people to the Cabinet meeting and asked for declarations of interest. There were three declarations of interest. Cllr Ann McLachlan declared a personal interest in items 4 and 5, Cllr Harry Smith declared a personal interest in items 4 and 5 and Cllr Adrian Jones declared a personal interest in items 4 [...]
Play Areas Gautby Road Play & Community Centre
Posted in Bidston & St. James, Cabinet, Labour, Wirral Council, Youths, tagged Cllr Ann McLachlan, Cllr Harry Smith, Cllr Jim Crabtree, Gautby Road, Gautby Road Community Centre on September 28, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
I welcome the Ilchester Park play area in Bidston as mentioned in this Wirral Council press release. However 200 yards away from Ilchester Park (as the crow flies) and just a few minutes walk away is a play area next to the Gautby Road Community Centre. The land the play area is on is owned [...]
Cabinet 1st September 2011 Part 9 – Community Asset Transfer (Update), Community Asset Transfer – Various Properties
Posted in Beechwood, Bidston, Bidston & St. James, Cabinet, Cllr Harry Smith, Cllr Phil Davies, Housing, Labour, Wirral Council, Wirral Partnership Homes, tagged Beechwood Recreation Centre, Bill Norman, Cllr Adrian Jones, Cllr Harry Smith, Community Asset Transfer, Community Fund, Heswall Hall, Kylemore, New Ferry Village Hall, Pensby Community Centre, Westbourne, Wirral Partnership Homes, Woodchurch Community Centre on September 6, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Bill Norman introduced the next report (Community Asset Transfer – Update) and Appendix A and Appendix B and said as a footnote that Heswall Hall had been completed today. Cllr Adrian Jones asked about the cost implications at 2.2. Bil Norman replied that if the transfers ran out of time they would have to use [...]
Pension Committee 27/6/2011 – Part 1 Introductions, Declarations of Interest, election of Vice-Chair, Local Government Chronicle Investment Conference (Newport)
Posted in Bidston, Bidston & St. James, Cllr Harry Smith, Cllr Tom Harney, Pension Committee, Wirral Council, tagged Cllr Adrian Jones, Cllr Ann McLachlan, Cllr Cherry Povall, Cllr George Davies, Cllr Harry Smith on June 27, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The agenda for tonight’s Pension Committee meeting is here. The Chair said the sound equipment wasn’t working and welcomed people to the first meeting of 2011/2012. He asked those present to introduce themselves. After introductions he asked for declarations of interest. Cllr George Davies declared that his wife was a member of the Fund and [...]
Wirral Council and Tranmere Rovers
Posted in Cllr Harry Smith, Labour, Wirral Council, tagged Cllr Harry Smith, Labour, Tranmere Rovers football club on May 27, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
I read the interesting article about Wirral Council’s sponsorship of Tranmere Rovers Football Club to be decided next Thursday evening. I did leave a comment pointing out that three of the current Cabinet, Cllr Steve Foulkes, Cllr George Davies and Cllr Harry Smith had all received free tickets to Tranmere Rovers matches as evidenced by [...]
Reasons to Vote Liberal Democrat in Bidston & St. James ward on May 5th – Day Seven
Posted in Bidston, Bidston & St. James, Charity, Cllr Harry Smith, Wirral Council, tagged Beechwood Community Association, charity, Cllr Harry Smith, Harry Smith, The Gautby road play and community centre joint management committee on April 12, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Following on from my blog post about the voluntary, community and faith sector I was out delivering on the Beechwood today and passed the Beechwood Community Association (which has a large sign pointing out Cllr Harry Smith is its trustee). Its stated activity is “to work for the benefit of Beechwood residents” (which to me [...]
Harry Smith talks to Wirral Councillors at the March Budget meeting
Posted in Wirral Council, tagged Cllr Alan Jennings, Cllr Harry Smith, Harry Smith, politics on April 9, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Transcript:- Cllr Harry Smith – Point of order Mr. Mayor, I do believe that you asked for the gallery cleared of all people except for the lady with the disability. I do believe there are people creeping back in. Mayor: No, I haven’t… Cllr Smith continues talking over the Mayor: I think everyone should be [...]
Freedom of Speech and Censorship – Time Labour said sorry for cuts
Posted in Bidston & St. James, Cllr Harry Smith, Elections, Labour, Wirral Council, tagged Cllr Harry Smith, Cllr Steve Foulkes, cuts, freedom of speech, Labour on December 24, 2010 | 1 Comment »
I’ve just been reading the joint statement on Wikileaks released by the UN. Section 4 really caught my eye with regards to the pressure put on yours truly about this story. As readers may be unaware a tax-payer funded body is threatening a lawsuit on a matter that is protected in UK law from libel [...]
Road Safety & Cllr. Harry Smith – Facts not Labour Fiction
Posted in Cllr Harry Smith, Wirral Council, tagged Boundary Road, Cllr Harry Smith, road safety on December 20, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Harry says “The results of the traffic survey have shown that average daily flows of 791 vehicles and average 85%ile speeds of 35.6mph within Boundary Road. Speeding by individual drivers is irresponsible however, not all roads where drivers speed require the introduction of lowered speed limits. Indeed, the very few irresponsible drivers choosing to grossly [...]

