This is where it's all happening! In the past we have kept you updated on our homepage, but now, this is the place to come. We will keep you abreast of local issues on this page. This of course can change monthly, weekly or even daily!! - so keep coming back to check and keep yourself aware of what's going on locally and with ITPAS.
January 2009 - ITPAS AWARDED £3,300.00 to make improvements of Irby Park Tennis Courts
This successful application was awarded by the Local Area Forum Community Initiatives Fund and is the first award made since the appointment of our new Funding Officer, Dr Carol Porter.
The money used will be to update tennis courts in Irby Park, by cleaning, binding, colour coating , new line markings and replacing netting, to encourage more usage.
We have to monitor our spending and report back to the Forum the result of our efforts and how this will have benefited the community, so please leave your thoughts on our Forum on the 'Your Voice' Page of this website.
The Committee would like to express their appreciation to Carol who has been working tirelessly in conjunction with her full time employment, to obtain funding for several initiatives from numerous sources. This is a very time consuming task, hence the need to have a dedicated position on the Committee, so we should all be grateful. You can click here to email Carol.
Irby Library to close on 31st March 2009!!! - Click Here for more
AGM 2008 - over 100 people poured into St Chads on Wednesday 4th June for our Video Review of the year and Summer Talk. Click Here to read more and view some photos taken on the night...
Wirral Country Park - Our NEW video report on the recent upgrade work and proposed Wind Turbine.... click here for full article & VIDEO REPORT
Thurstaston Common - Proposed plans for more fencing of open spaces
Click here for full report and consultation document...
Thingwall Road Traffic Calming - Proposals have been rushed through to consider the placement of Speed Cushions and 'build outs' as traffic calming measures along Thingwall Road & Thingwall Road East.
click here for more information
White's Farm Shop, Thurstaston, causes concerns as the owner flouts planning laws
Lee Farm Thurstaston - A recent council meeting approved the application despite numerous objections!
Click here for article
The Warrens Planning Application for a new Medical Centre - view our VIDEO REPORT
New Medical Centre - Patients of Irby Surgery should read this as it MAY affect YOU!
Friends of Arrowe Country Park is a newly formed group designed to protect this beautiful parkland with much wildlife & fauna being under threat. Find out more about the group...
ITPAS AGM 2007 - was it our best ever?
Our Brochure Campaign is coming to you! Read about our recruitment initiative
Irby Hill Farm suffers large scale destruction of habitat
Is your land or any part of your land registered?
The Land Registry are offering 25% discount on their services. Want to find out more...
Fly Tippers out to spoil Christmas walks
Sheep attacks on local farms causing concern to Farmers and Police
Work to make safe a section of the severely eroding cliffs at Thurstaston Beach has taken place recently resulting in the opening of the steps at 'Tinkers Dell'
Find out what's happening down at Wirral Country Park's Thurstaston Visitor Centre
New Licensing legislation causes concern at rural pubs
The gates are locked! - Rights of Way Concern at Quarry Cottage
The long awaited pedestrian crossing is alas coming to Irby Village - thanks to a little encouragement by ITPAS!
Yet another successful ITPAS road safety campaign comes to fruition as the plans are approved for Thurstaston Crossroads.
For some other latest news, take a look at our Planning Applications page
For reference purposes, we have archived some of our older and less relevant articles, You will be able to view them soon.
Greenbelt Threat
Changes to Unitary Development Plan
(Local Development Framework)
Thurstaston Crossroads
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ITPAS SURVEYS
Park Improvements
More fencing for Thurstaston Common
