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Wirral Council will broadcast a Council meeting live online for the first time tonight!
I’ll start at the outset by declaring an interest as someone who also films public meetings of Wirral Council.
Tonight, Wirral Council will for the first time broadcast a Council meeting live on the internet. This follows award of a webcasting contract to Public-I Group Limited.
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Election Result (Wirral Council, 2018): Moreton West and Saughall Massie: Conservative hold (Bruce Berry)
| Moreton West & Saughall Massie Ward | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name of candidate | Description (if any) | Votes | % | |
| BERRY Bruce | Conservative | 2,711 | 61.6% | Elected |
| MCGENITY Bill | Labour | 1,464 | 33.3% | Not elected |
| O’DONNELL Helen Rosalinde | Green Party | 135 | 3.07% | Not elected |
| CROWFOOT Amanda Jane | Liberal Democrats | 92 | 2.09% | Not elected |
There were 7 rejected ballot papers, the electorate was 10,688 and the turnout was 41.3%.
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What’s in the nomination papers for the 96 candidates in the 2018 Wirral Council elections?
I’ll declare at the start that myself as author, along with my wife live in Bidston & St James ward and we will both receive a vote in this election. We’re also both accredited election observers for the period of this election.
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What’s happening next in the 2018 elections of councillors on the Wirral?
The author would like to thank The Bureau of Investigative Journalism for its help with this story.
At these elections and indeed for the rest of 2018 I’m an accredited election observer (my photo ID for this was recently issued by the Electoral Commission as you can see above).
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Who are the 96 candidates in the 2018 Wirral Council elections?
I’ll declare at the start that myself as author, along with my wife live in Bidston & St James ward and will both receive a vote in this election.
People living and registered to vote for local council elections in all areas of the Wirral will have a chance to vote for who their local councillor is this year. All wards will be electing one councillor, except for Hoylake and Meols where voters will be electing two councillors due to the recent resignation of John Hale.
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