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The Wirral Conversation is about a new relationship between the Council and residents and business and staff. It’s about how we listen to what matters, improve services and engage with our communities.
Thank you to those who have already given us feedback either through this page or from our in-person conversations across the borough in March and April 2006. We have analysed all the feedback collected, and key findings can be viewed in the Documents section of this page.
What you have told us has been used to inform the new Wirral Plan 2027-31 and Making a difference for Wirral target operating model. It has also been shared with people working on change plans which focus on designing and delivering how the council works with and for residents. Your voice plays a vital part in shaping the way forward.
This page will stay open to allow anyone to feedback on their priorities, thoughts, and ideas. Please get involved and let us know what matters most to you.
To get involved online please click on The Wirral Conversation link below.
Thank you for taking the time to engage in the conversation and provide your feedback.
The Wirral Conversation is about a new relationship between the Council and residents and business and staff. It’s about how we listen to what matters, improve services and engage with our communities.
Thank you to those who have already given us feedback either through this page or from our in-person conversations across the borough in March and April 2006. We have analysed all the feedback collected, and key findings can be viewed in the Documents section of this page.
What you have told us has been used to inform the new Wirral Plan 2027-31 and Making a difference for Wirral target operating model. It has also been shared with people working on change plans which focus on designing and delivering how the council works with and for residents. Your voice plays a vital part in shaping the way forward.
This page will stay open to allow anyone to feedback on their priorities, thoughts, and ideas. Please get involved and let us know what matters most to you.
To get involved online please click on The Wirral Conversation link below.
Thank you for taking the time to engage in the conversation and provide your feedback.
If you would like to learn more about Wirral you can access the Councils Local Insight tool. You can use the tool to view reports which provide information including population, deprivation, employment, housing, crime, education and health. Reports are available for Wirral and also indivudal areas within Wirral including Wards.
Once in the tool, to view a report click on the Reports icon on the left hand menu and choose the area you would like to see information about.
If you have specific issues or concerns you would like to report, please contact the Council directly via the Council website Homepage | wirral.gov.uk You can report concerns about a child, an adult or report issues with neighbourhood services via these specific links:
