Volunteers, local schools, third sector organisations and other partner agencies took part in Environmental Action Days to build a sense of community pride in the areas and foster relationships between residents and authorities
Wirral Council has approved plans to build the new 4,300 sq ft waterfront store, on the corner of Dock Road and Duke Street, next door to Peel Waters’ award-winning £130m Millers Quay residential development.
Ruth is a Heswall resident who has been a panel volunteer with Wirral Youth Justice Service for 15 years. According to Ruth, her voluntary role has opened her eyes to the challenges faced by young people.
Every year, International Women’s Day signals a global call for gender equality and empowerment for women and girls. It is also a day to celebrate the progress and achievements of women and girls.
The green light has been given for the appointment of a contractor to carry out pre-construction services to move forward the refurbishment of the unit at 1 Princes Pavement next to the bus station and provide a new Market Hall for Birkenhead.
Community volunteers, the founder of a suicide prevention charity, and a local fundraiser who has raised millions for good causes, are among the 11 recipients of this year’s Wirral Awards.
Together As One is a multi-agency campaign highlighting the vast array of work that is being carried out by a range of individuals and groups who are united in a common goal to show that Merseyside will not tolerate serious violence.
More than £7 million could be invested on improving Wirral’s roads, footways and bridges in 2025-26 under plans which will be discussed at the next meeting of the Environment, Climate Emergency and Transport Committee.
