Matty became the first person to secure local employment through a training scheme designed for young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
The strategy outlines how Wirral's libraries will continue to evolve as welcoming, inclusive and trusted community spaces that support reading, learning, digital inclusion, wellbeing, culture and access to information.
The theme for 2026 is “See Every Worker”, highlighting the importance of recognizing signs of exploitation and ensuring that all workers, from frontline staff to those behind the scenes, are protected from modern slavery.
The action followed concerns raised on social media about the display of BB guns alongside balaclavas at Birkenhead Bargains amid ongoing anti-social behaviour issues being tackled by Merseyside Police.
Wirral Council’s Lifelong Learning Service has been delivering art classes that provide opportunities for the men to learn in a safe and relaxed environment.
Two brand-new bus services will give tens of thousands more Wirral residents direct public transport access to some of the borough’s most important healthcare sites.
The court was satisfied 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.
With food waste now being collected separately every week, previously every two weeks, many households will have seen that they are disposing of less waste in their green bin. With less waste in the green bin, a move to empty it every three weeks has been proposed.
The event will bring together the people, services and organisations that support children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in Wirral.
The execution of a search warrant at an address linked to the store resulted in the seizure of 9,440 illegal cigarettes and 2.95kg of hand-rolling tobacco.
