Residents and visitors are being invited to join three days of celebrations to mark the 100th anniversary of the iconic bandstand in New Brighton's Vale Park.
People who live, work in or visit Oxton Village are being encouraged to share their views as part of an important project to help protect and enhance one of Wirral's most distinctive historic areas.
A free swimming initiative launched to help Wirral families over the holidays has seen an increase in the numbers using leisure pools of more than 30% since it was introduced at the beginning of the month.
Groups from three Wirral communities who have submitted funding bids to deliver projects in their area will be asked to talk through their ideas to residents and ask for their vote at a public event this month.
The ‘Love Where You Live’ initiative is being reignited across Wirral as a way of enabling community-minded residents to get involved in local activities such as litter-picking to help improve their neighbourhoods.
Wirral Council and their waste contractor, Biffa, are investing in staff and equipment to put more manual cleansing of pavements in place in areas such as Rock Ferry
Wirral's tourism, hospitality and visitor economy businesses are being encouraged to showcase their achievements by entering the Liverpool City Region Tourism Awards 2026/27.
Letters will shortly be sent to businesses on Grange Road West outlining the next phase of changes for the road including new measures to help support local traders.
A public competition has opened for a unique opportunity to be among the first passengers to sail aboard the first new Mersey Ferry in more than 60 years.
A major wetlands restoration project is underway in west Wirral with 24 hectares of grazing marsh set to be transformed through a partnership between Wirral Council and Cheshire Wildlife Trust.
Wirral Council’s leader says a new partnership led by the authority will align “plans, investment and expertise, to accelerate the delivery of the affordable homes our communities need”.
Officers from Wirral Council successfully applied for a three-month Closure Order against Liscard Convenience Store after presenting evidence of persistent illegal activity at the premises.
