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The Heswall Society is the local amenity society for Heswall and Gayton and is involved in all local environmental issues and is consulted by the Council on policies affecting the Conservation Areas. We review every planning application and, where necessary, make our views known to the Council. We encourage the best designs of houses, retail and commercial properties in order to maintain the character and distinguishing features of Heswall. The Society is not just about opposing harmful change; it has also been active in enhancing our area over many years. |
We are heavily involved with 'Heswall in Bloom' and support the Heswall Community Wildlife project We encourage our members to take an active interest in our surroundings and to keep us in touch with changes proposed in the area around them. Each year we hold a series of meetings with speakers on the environment or topics of specific or more general interest.
On this website you can find out about the news and issues that impact our community as well as our events. We hope you will join us in protecting our heritage.
On this website you can find out about the news and issues that impact our community as well as our events. We hope you will join us in protecting our heritage.
The Society fought to secure public ownership of the Dales and is a member of the Heswall Dales Advisory Group which monitors the management of the Dales and Beacons. We seek to preserve the Green Belt in our district; The Beacons, the Dales, Whitfield Common, the Puddydale, Dawstone Park, the open space below Tesco and the many unexpected places which give views of the Welsh Hills and the Dee estuary. Information about the Friends Groups that maintain these spaces can be found by clicking the link below.
We support the campaign to prevent the Industrial Scale Solar Farm on our Green Belt
We oppose the Peak Cluster CO2 Pipeline
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News Flash
Extraordinary Council Meeting – Let’s Make Our Voices Heard!
An Extraordinary Council Meeting will be held at 6pm next Monday 9th March at Wallasey Town Hall to specifically discuss the Peak Cluster proposal, with the objective of confirming cross-party opposition to the project.
If you wish to attend the meeting itself, you must register with the Council in advance.
Most importantly – there will be a protest outside at 5.30pm.
We are encouraging as many people as possible to attend and, if you can, please bring banners and signs to show your opposition.
SKY News will be attending, and possibly BBC and ITV as well.
This is a crucial opportunity to demonstrate the strength of feeling in our community. A strong turnout will send a clear and powerful message that we stand firmly opposed to this project.
Please share this post widely and invite friends, family, and neighbours.
Let’s stand together and make sure our voices are heard!
An Extraordinary Council Meeting will be held at 6pm next Monday 9th March at Wallasey Town Hall to specifically discuss the Peak Cluster proposal, with the objective of confirming cross-party opposition to the project.
If you wish to attend the meeting itself, you must register with the Council in advance.
Most importantly – there will be a protest outside at 5.30pm.
We are encouraging as many people as possible to attend and, if you can, please bring banners and signs to show your opposition.
SKY News will be attending, and possibly BBC and ITV as well.
This is a crucial opportunity to demonstrate the strength of feeling in our community. A strong turnout will send a clear and powerful message that we stand firmly opposed to this project.
Please share this post widely and invite friends, family, and neighbours.
Let’s stand together and make sure our voices are heard!
