Dear Ms Kuhlmann-Muller
 
Please see Wirral Council’s response to your recent request for
information set out below.
 
On 22 September 2017, the  Local Wildlife Sites Partnership   decided  to
designate an "Alert Status" for the area including  the "scrape" field and
Gilroy Nature Park  in West Kirby. They drafted the boundary, using the
one that Merseyside Environmental Advisory Service proposed in 2009.
 
Could  you please  let me know, whether  this status  is officially
recognized  and active  now?
 
Answer: Yes it is.
 
Could  you please also let me know  the outcome  of talks  with RSPB and
the landowner  re the restoration  of the scrape scheduled  for October.
 
Answer: There have been no further discussions with the landowner and RSPB
regarding the restoration of the scrape since the local sites partnership
meeting in September pending appointment of a replacement local RSPB site
manager for the Dee Estuary Nature Reserve.
 
 
Yours sincerely
 
 
Lynette Paterson
Senior Information Management Officer
Business Services - Digital
 
Treasury Building
Argyle Street
Birkenhead
Wirral
CH41 1AH
 
[1]Tel: 0151 691 8201
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