Wirral was recently awarded a total of 37 Green Flags – the highest number in the North West - and this would not be possible without the selfless people who give up their time.
Wirral Council’s annual canvass of voters (and some future voters) is underway, with emails heading to the more than 103,000 residents that the elections team hold email addresses for.
Children can browse books to enjoy beneath the shade of the park’s diverse collection of trees or beside the lake and sign up for this year’s Summer Reading Challenge.
When Lynne started planning her wedding, there was one thing she couldn't stop worrying about – who would care for her dad, Harold. For Lynne, Shared Lives offered something different.
Wirral Youth Market is heading to Bromborough this summer, bringing a vibrant mix of young entrepreneurs, creative talent and live entertainment to the town centre on Saturday 22 August 2026.
The model figures represent a different experience or condition, including autism, dyslexia, physical disability, ADHD and post-traumatic stress disorder.
Wirral's rich history, heritage and cultural assets remain firmly in the spotlight thanks to the ongoing work of Councillor Jerry Williams, who has provided his latest update as Heritage Champion to the Tourism, Communities, Culture and Leisure Committee.
The first convenience store at Wirral Waters marks the latest milestone in Peel Waters' ongoing transformation of one of the UK's largest regeneration projects.
Activities include spotting local landmarks, visiting parks and open spaces, exploring the coast, learning about historic buildings, drawing favourite places, and finding out what makes each part of Wirral special.
The new vehicles will provide a much-needed boost to the council’s existing flagging fleet, providing better reliability and performance, as well as reduced costs to the council.
