Lesley Rennie

Local Conservative Councillor for Wallasey Ward
Deputy Leader of the Conservative Councillors
Spokesman on the Merseyside Fire & Rescue Authority

Lesley Rennie is one of our local councillors representing Wallasey Ward on Wirral Council. 

Before serving as a councillor, Lesley was a police officer in Wallasey and, following the recent cases of child sexual exploitation in Wirral, has been appointed to the Improvement Board, tasked with improving the way vulnerable children and young people in Wirral are protected.

Lesley has also volunteered with a range of local organisations, including Rotary International.  Lesley serves on Merseyside Fire & Rescue Authority.  She is a Life Member of the Friends of the North Wirral Coastal Park and serves on the Board of the Engineering College, set up by Mersey Maritime. 

Lesley keeps in touch with residents all year round and works closely with Councillors Paul Hayes and Ian Lewis on issues in our community. 

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£3.3 million boost to tackle violent crime in Merseyside

Action to reduce violence in Merseyside has received a £3.3 million boost from the Home Office this week.

The extra cash follows news this week that an extra 372 additional police officers have been recruited by Merseyside Police so far.

Cash boost for care homes in Wallasey

Wirral Council has been told it will receive a boost of almost £1 million to support additional staffing in the borough’s care homes.

£19 million boost for Merseyside Police

A cash boost of £19 million for Merseyside Police has been announced today, as part of a £15 billion budget for tackling crime around the country next year.

Campaign wins breathing space for Liscard shops

In a dramatic last minute decision, Wirral’s outgoing Cabinet has agreed with demands from local Conservative Councillors to delay the reintroduction of parking charges on the Borough’s high streets and country parks.

More fire engines and more fire fighters on the way

A plan to invest an extra £1 million in Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service will see four more fire engines purchased and an extra 22 fire fighters recruited, after the Authority's budget was passed with Conservative support.  Wallasey Fire Station will also be staying open.