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Major plans to revamp Birkenhead’s Woodside waterfront area and improve its connection to the town centre are being put forward for the public to have their say.

Neighbours and community groups in Wirral who would like to hold a street party to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III are being urged to begin planning their event now if they haven’t already started.

Three Wirral play areas are closed to protect the public while repairs are made following extensive vandalism.

A network of public safety emergency contact points across the busiest parts of Wirral have launched today (March 1st).

There is still time to book on to art workshops for young people being held in Birkenhead town centre.

Wirral Country Park will mark the 50th anniversary of its official opening with a busy programme of events this year.

Owners of empty properties can access a wide range of support from Wirral Council to help bring them back into use. 

The Mayor of Wirral, Councillor Jeff Green, has led Wirral’s tribute to the bravery of the people of Ukraine at ceremony to mark the first anniversary of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Ambitious plans to create a family friendly neighbourhood in Birkenhead are getting underway and you can help shape the proposals as they begin.

Works on the West Kirby Promenade are progressing well with the new finished surfacing on the promenade starting next week.

Consultation events for Wirral’s new Birkenhead market will begin in March.

Two more information sessions for residents to find out about The Open Golf Championship will take place in Wirral next month.

The project, called 'Invitation to Play', aims to create resources in the community to prompt ‘learning through play’. Pictured: one of the activity boards in Victoria Park.

A rogue builder, who pocketed more than £4,000 from a customer for a bathroom suite he never installed, will now have to do 100 hours unpaid work in the community following a recent court case.

The Planning Inspectorate for England and Wales has confirmed that a public Inquiry is to be held into the council’s decision to refuse a number of planning applications in the Green Belt.