Residents in Higher Bebington in the Wirral in Merseyside are continuing to push for a new community pump track, with local organisers encouraging people to get involved through a petition, a public feedback survey, and ongoing updates on social media.

The campaign is being coordinated via the Higher Bebington Pump Track Facebook page, where organisers are sharing updates and inviting residents to help shape what a future pump track could look like. In a recent post, they asked: “Have your say. What do YOU want from a pump track?” alongside a short online survey.

The feedback form is intended to gather local views on how a pump track could be used and what features people would like to see included. Anyone interested can take part via the survey link shared by the group: Have your say on a Higher Bebington pump track.

Alongside the survey, a public petition is also open, calling for the development of a pump track to support healthy living for children and the wider community. Supporters are encouraging residents to sign and share the petition to demonstrate local backing for the project: Sign the Higher Bebington pump track petition.

The proposal has also been highlighted by local media. Birkenhead News recently reported on residents calling for a pump track in Higher Bebington, reflecting wider interest in improved local facilities for cycling and wheeled sports. You can read the coverage here: Residents call for pump track in Higher Bebington.

Pump tracks are increasingly being delivered in towns and communities across the UK, offering compact, all-ages riding spaces designed for bikes, scooters, and other wheeled users. If you are interested in how pump tracks are being rolled out elsewhere, you can explore iBikeRide’s growing directory of pump tracks across the country via our Pump Track search index.

Community-led projects like Higher Bebington’s rely on visible local support. Signing the petition, completing the survey, or sharing feedback through the campaign’s Facebook page all help demonstrate interest and inform next steps.