The deputy head of a Wirral primary school has slammed parents' driving amid concerns for pupil's safety.
Helen Last, deputy headteacher of St Joseph's Catholic Primary School in Wallasey, has urged parents to take more care when driving and parking outside the school premises. This comes following disputes with neighbours on the busy road outside the school, as well as an incident last year in which a young girl was hit by a car door- leaving her with a broken arm.
Miss Last told the ECHO: "There's been issues with irate neighbours over parent's parking, on one occasion a nurse wasn't able to get to her night shift because her drive had been blocked by a parent.
