Residents’ workshops - following on from an initial two events that took place in May - are an opportunity for people to voice their ideas about new family hubs.
As always when the sun comes out and the rain stays away, it is expected that Wirral’s beaches, resorts and parks will again prove very popular with visitors. Here is a reminder of some important tips to help families stay safe while enjoying the fine weather.
I have lived in Wirral all my life and this is the place where I have brought up my family so it is a great honour and privilege to become leader of Wirral Council.
As Wirral Walking Festival draws to a close, check out the remaining programme of events, from short strolls to energetic rambles, history and culture to nature and wildlife.
Mark Palios, chairman and co-owner of Tranmere Rovers FC, describes the benefits of his life changing experience in foster care and how it created a ripple effect, leading to his success over the years.
The hearings in an appeal against the council’s planning committee decisions to refuse seven applications impacting Wirral’s Green Belt are currently taking place.
With the first week of Fostering Fortnight coming to an end, Wirral Council is addressing some of the most common misunderstandings about becoming a foster carer.
Residents – whether existing subscribers or new customers - still have time to ensure they receive the full benefits of signing up to garden waste collections if they make a payment by card before 29th May.
A crucial step in securing the regeneration of Birkenhead town centre has been made with the purchase of key shopping areas The Grange and The Pyramids by Wirral Council.
