Irby, Thurstaston & Pensby Amenity Society
Registered Charity # 1150756
How you can help
What We Do
We work with our communities and all associated bodies, societies and organisations in order to maintain and improve our areas. We are ever watchful of attempts to build on greenbelt, so we need to be alert to the challenge and ensure we protect our precious land.
Look out for our events and news section. You may want to help.
We need your Support
ITPAS is a charity managed by volunteers. Therefore we need your help in funding our activities and support activities.
An example of such is the fight against Leverhulme Estates who were trying to build upon our green belt land.
Volunteers
Without volunteers we simply would not exist. If you think you could help even in a small way the please get in touch.
Wirral Green Space Alliance
The Wirral Green Space Alliance is a not for profit, non-political alliance. It was initiated by ITPAS in order to bring together local groups to protect the Wirral precious Green Belt and Green Spaces from development.
It is led by the ITPAS Planning officer and includes the following organisations / Groups:
Irby Thurstaston and Pensby Amenity society (ITPAS), The Wirral Society (CPRE Wirral),
Conservation Areas Wirral (CAW), Wirral Footpaths and Open Spaces Preservation Society,
Wirral Barn Owl Trust, The Heswall Society, Mountwood and Bebington Society,
Barnston Conservation Society, Frankby Conservation Society, Wirral Ramblers,
Greasby Greenbelt Action Group, The Caldy Society, Thornton Hough Community Trust,
Saughall Massie Conservation Area, Eastham Village Preservation Association, Claremont Defenders,
Stop Hoylake Golf Resort Action Group, Defend Wirral’s Green and Open Spaces, Bromborough Society, Storeton Residents Association, Wirral Wildlife (Cheshire Wildlife Trust)
OUR MISSION
ITPAS was formed in 1974 to represent village residents of
Irby, Thurstaston and Pensby in local matters.
We aim to protect & maintain Green Belt & open spaces,
preserve our local amenities and historic interests
and to seek ways to improve our community .
