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A Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) is being proposed for part of the Woodchurch area and Wirral Council is consulting businesses and residents over the plan.

Wirral sports men and women have been awarded bursaries by a local organisation set up to support them.

A sibling bond is like no other, which is why we’re looking for more remarkable foster carers to help us keep brothers and sisters together – like Wirral carers Chris and Rowena. 

People with mobility difficulties or physical disabilities will be able to access two of Wirral’s most popular beaches from today as purpose-built wheelchairs become available for hire – free of charge.

The owner of Larton Riding School has been fined for staging lessons without an appropriate licence.

Arrangements are once again in place to ensure Wirral children who normally get free school meals do not go hungry during the summer school holidays.

Working alongside partners, Wirral’s Eco Schools helped launch Eco Art In The Park – a collection of flower sculptures made from waste.

Audience members were encouraged to ‘keep the pedals spinning so the records keep turning’ at a music festival with a difference.

What better way to mark #LoveParksWeek than to recognise our fantastic Rangers and volunteers, who help maintain and improve the wonderful green spaces we have in Wirral?

"Stay active this summer by working on your fitness and create a balanced lifestyle for you and your family. Take advantage of the warm weather and longer days and enjoy outdoors activities in Wirral."

An innovative new grants programme will allow more organisations to provide an even wider choice of short breaks for children and young people with disabilities in Wirral.

The iconic Knife Angel sculpture has now departed Wirral after a month-long stay at Birkenhead Park’s Grand Entrance but the legacy it leaves on the area is set to continue.

Wirral residents are being asked to come up with the name of one of the star attractions of Eureka! Science + Discovery - a giant cat!

Information from local residents about anti-social behaviour that affects their community will be key to tackling the problem, after a week of action across Wirral.

Workers who care for some of the most vulnerable people in Wirral communities will get a significant boost in pay under plans to improve careers in the sector.