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The Mayor of Wirral is backing a national campaign before the application deadline expires on 12 December 2026.

The service received the accolade for its Child First approach, viewing individuals who offend as children rather than offenders, as well as innovative practice and contribution to wider system reform.

October half-term is here and families across Wirral are spoiled for choice when it comes to keeping children entertained.

The class is designed to help build strength, balance and coordination that can reduce falls, as well as provide companionship.

Schools were invited to develop presentations showcasing their ideas, earning the opportunity to name the new 15 waste vehicles.

Jaimie faced difficult times during a period of drug use. But with support from recovery services in Wirral, he has become an award winner and has an anthology set to be published.

Apple Corps Ltd has announced plans for a spectacular Liverpool city centre redevelopment and new home for The Beatles Story.

The free event involved illustrator sessions, comic-making workshops, live performances, character meet-and-greets and face painting at the Floral Pavilion.

Passengers across Wirral will see bus services return to public control for the first time in 40 years.

Residents are now being invited to share their views as a public consultation on the future of green bin collections gets underway.

The Floral Pavilion and UK Productions Ltd have announced further star cast for the Aladdin pantomime which runs in Wirral from 5 December to 3 January.

Balance bike classes are taught in a friendly environment, with qualified instructors on hand to help your child with the issues they may be having.

Wirral businesses, attractions and tourism professionals are among those shortlisted in the Liverpool City Region Tourism Awards 2026.

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.