severe impact on the environment and local communities. Through the construction of the docks, a large number of vehicles will emit significant amounts of air pollutants leading to pollutant concentration in a small area. In addition to air pollution, increasing noise nuisance and vibrations are other problems causing concern. Once completed, the operation of the port will mean a considerably increase of road traffic, rail traffic and shipping, leading to reduced air quality and various issues affecting the health of the community. Notable people Many notable footballers were born in Bootle. Jamie Carragher, who played for LFC, is now a pundit for Sky, Steve McManaman and Roy Evans came to prominence playing for Liverpool (with Evans later going on to become the club's manager) whilst Alvin Martin is regarded as one of West Ham United's greatest-ever players. Former Evertonian Jose Baxter of Sheffield United was also born in Bootle. England Lioness and Manchester City player Alex Greenwood grew up playing on the streets of Bootle. In the arts, Bootle has produced the comedian Tom O'Connor, the television presenter Keith Chegwin, television producer and presenter Will Hanrahan and early rock and roll singer Billy J. Kramer. The fashion retailer George Davies was educated in Bootle. The linguist John C. Wells was born in Bootle. Psychic medium Derek Acorah was born in Bootle. The former Leader of the UK Independence Party, Paul Nuttall, was born in Bootle. Sergiusz Pinkwart, writer, journalist, traveler, Magellan Award winner, lives in Bootle. Pat Kelly, New Zealand trade unionist, was born and raised in Bootle. Mayors Charles Howson, 1869 Thomas P. Danson, 1870 William Geves, 1870–1874 George Barnes, 1874 Thomas P. Danson, 1875–76 Louis W. Heintz, 1877 (Conservative) J. Newell, 1878 (Conservative) John P. McArthur, 1879 (Conservative) James Webster, 1882 (Liberal) James Webster (Liberal, re-elected in November, 1883 supported by both Liberals and Conservatives) James Leslie, 1884 (Liberal) Matthew Hill, 1885 (Liberal) William Jones, 1886 ("Klondike Bill") John Wells, 1888 Benjamin Cain, 1889 (Liberal) John Vicars, 1890–91 William Thomas, 1892 Benjamin Sands Johnson, 1893–1904 Isac Alexander Mack, 1895–96 (Liberal) John McMurray, 1897 William Robert Brewster, 1898 (Conservative) George Lamb, 1899 (Liberal) Peter Ascroft JP, 1900 (Conservative but elected with unanimous cross-party support) George Samuel Wild, 1901 William Henry Clemmey, 1902 (Conservative) James Julius Metcalf, 1903 Owen Kendrick Jones, 1904 (son of William Jones, Mayor, 1886) Robert Edward Roberts, 1905 Alfred Rutherford, 1906 James Person, 1907 George Randall,