Dave Green continued by saying that given the scale the response of council officers was “very good indeed” after the “unfortunate accident”. There would still be a formal debrief and lessons learnt. He was happy to talk to councillors, such as the Sustainable Communities Overview and Scrutiny Committee and/or Cabinet. On a nicer note, he [...]
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Cabinet (Wirral Council) 24/11/2011 Part 5 Gas disruption (Leasowe and Moreton)
Posted in Cabinet, Sustainable Communities Overview and Scrutiny Committee, Wirral Council, tagged Cllr Anne McArdle, Cllr Steve Foulkes, dave green on November 28, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Cabinet (Wirral Council) 24/11/2011 Part 4 Housing Money, Gas disruption (Leasowe and Moreton)
Posted in Cabinet, Wirral Council, tagged Cllr George Davies, Cllr Steve Foulkes, dave green, gas, housing, National Grid on November 25, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Cllr Steve Foulkes said they would move to the letter about the grant. Cllr George Davies said he was very pleased, that their application for transitional funding of £3 million had been accepted. They had brough in the Chief Executive of the Homes and Community Agency, the four Wirral MPs who had sent a cross-party [...]
West Wirral Area Forum 6/10/2011, PACSPE (Parks and Countryside Services Procurement Exercise) contract Part 6
Posted in Audit Commission, Cabinet, Cllr Jeff Green, Wirral Council, tagged Bill Norman, dave green, Ian Coleman, Martin Harrison, Mike Thomas, PACSPE, Wirral Parks Forum on October 10, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Dave Green continued that since 2008 different administrations had agreed to the need for Wirral Council to save money. There were pension costs to do with the contractor joining Merseyside Pension Fund, however there had been briefings and a report on this which detailed the risks and options. The lack of a bid for in-house [...]
West Wirral Area Forum 6/10/2011, PACSPE (Parks and Countryside Services Procurement Exercise) contract Part 5
Posted in Area Forum, Cabinet, Conservatives, Labour, Lib Dems, Wirral Council, tagged countryside spaces, dave green, Key Performance Indicators, PACSPE, parks, Technical Services Department on October 10, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Dave Green, Director of Technical Services continued by saying that they had received specialist help in going to tender and there had been a massive consultation with undertakers, bowlers, Friends groups and others. He said the undertakers had been the most fun. They had tried to address things and wanted a three-way partnership between the [...]
West Wirral Area Forum 6/10/2011, United Utilities roadworks (Hoylake), Merseyrail, PACSPE Part 4
Posted in Area Forum, Cllr Gerry Ellis, Conservatives, Merseyrail, United Utilities, Wirral Council, tagged dave green, PACSPE, Peter Cummings on October 10, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
A member of the public asked when the road works were starting. Peter Cummings of United Utilities responded by saying on the 17th October. Deputy Mayor Cllr Gerry Ellis said the United Utilities road works had been delayed due to the disruption to rail services between West Kirby and Birkenhead North this week. He moved [...]
Cabinet 1st September 2011 Part 8 – Street Lighting Central Management System Trial, Outcome Based Commissioning
Posted in Cabinet, Cllr Harry Smith, Cllr Phil Davies, New Brighton, Wirral Council, tagged Cllr Adrian Jones, Cllr Anne McArdle, dave green, Ian Coleman, New Brighton, Outcome Based Commissioning, Street Lighting Central Management System Trial on September 5, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Dave Green introduced item 11 Street Lighting Central Management System Trial. He said it was the outcome of a small pilot in New Brighton which had been well received and had led to a reduction in energy consumption. He would come back as to whether it was viable to roll it out to the rest [...]
Council Excellence Overview and Scrutiny Committee – 31/1/2011 Part 15 – Strategic Change Programme update (continued)
Posted in Council Excellence, Wirral Council, tagged Cllr Gilchrist, cllr green, Cllr Phil Davies, dave green, DCLG, Eric Pickles, EVR, PACSPE, Performance Management on February 4, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Cllr Davies continued by asking why the PACSPE (project 24) was only realising £200,000/year of savings? Mr. Green said that was very unfair. Cllr Davies said the EVR had happened with the privatisation. Ian Coleman said there had been a reduction in the saving being of the EVR. Also certain areas had been taken out [...]
Council Excellence Overview and Scrutiny Committee – 31/1/2011 Part 14 – Strategic Change Programme update (continued)
Posted in Council Excellence, Wirral Council, tagged assets, Cllr Phil Davies, community centres, dave green, street lights on February 4, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Dave Green replied that he did have a list of assets that were subject to Cabinet agreeing on their disposal. He could supply the list. Cllr Gilchrist requested that he email it to all members. Cllr Keeley mentioned the community centres. Cllr Davies mentioned Westminster House and asked about in Appendix B what the difference [...]
Council Excellence Overview and Scrutiny Committee – 31/1/2011 Part 13 – Strategic Change Programme update (continued)
Posted in Council Excellence, Wirral Council, tagged Cllr Alan Brighouse, Cllr Jeff Green, Cllr Phil Davies, consultants, contracts, dave green, ideas, skills on February 4, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Mr. Green continued by saying there was a mechanism for collecting ideas and passing on the information to a Project Manager to expand the program. He said they were happy to “pinch anybody’s ideas”. He said they would also look at what other local authorities were doing. Cllr Brighouse thanked Mr. Green for his reply [...]
Council Excellence Overview and Scrutiny Committee – 31/1/2011 Part 12 – Strategic Change Programme update (continued)
Posted in Council Excellence, Wirral Council, tagged assets, cllr green, dave green, gate system, higher education, ideas, innovation, skills, strategic change board, training on February 4, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Cllr Green continued with saying that any ideas that staff on higher education courses had got through their studies or wanted them to evaluate was part of the change programme. He said they were keen to reward people, but there had to be a balance between control and creativity. The creativity had to be to [...]

