The programme targets young people aged 18 to 21 who are not in education, employment or training (NEET). It ensures that they can overcome barriers to work and learning, get training and build confidence that will help them find a stable job.
“There is no place for discriminatory behaviour within the licensed trade. This case demonstrates that Wirral Council will take decisive action where licensed drivers fail to meet the standards expected of them."
The court agreed that the use of the premises had resulted in serious nuisance to members of the public and that disorderly, offensive, or criminal behaviour had occurred, or was likely to occur, if the order was not granted.
A landmark moment in the 800-year history of the Mersey ferries was celebrated as the new £26m Royal Daffodil set out on the river following a special naming ceremony.
People from all backgrounds are being encouraged to share their experiences of living, working, studying or volunteering in Wirral as part of a community listening exercise commissioned by Wirral Council.
People who use adult day services in Wirral could benefit from more choice, more opportunities in their local communities and continued specialist support after councillors approved a phased approach to transforming the service.
The event, organised by Wirral Council’s Road Safety Team, will take place at Conway Park Station in Birkenhead on Tuesday 22 September from 10am to 2pm.
