Consultation is currently underway to seek people’s views on the proposed PSPO to deter individuals and groups from engaging in the kind of crime and anti-social behaviour that has been blighting the shopping areas around Liscard in recent months.
Merseyrail is offering Wirral businesses the chance to promote themselves for free, with a pop-up activation at one of their 69 railway stations between Monday 22nd to Friday 26th September 2025.
The process to extend the scheme follows a successful implementation of ANPR technology at Greenleas in Wallasey – which was, coincidentally, the very first School Streets scheme in Wirral.
Smoke controls will now be implemented in the only areas of the borough that weren’t previously subject to restrictions. This includes areas such as Brimstage, Storeton, Thornton Hough and Raby.
Parents across Wirral are celebrating the difference the HENRY (Health, Exercise, Nutrition for the Really Young) programme has made to their family life, gaining new skills, confidence and support along the way.
A network of 75 Holiday Clubs are set to open their doors to thousands of local young people for the return of the Summer Holiday Activities and Food Programme (HAF).
Time-limited offer released ahead of the biggest pantomime the the Wirral has ever seen – featuring West End quality, local legends and unmissable star power!
Summer has officially arrived and there’s loads going on in Wirral, whether you’re a fan of the great outdoors, a culture vulture or you just want to get active. Or perhaps you want to find fun-filled activities for your kids over the next few months? Here are 10 ideas of ways you and your kids can keep busy this Summer.
Bees’ Needs Week, which runs until Sunday, aims to raise awareness of the importance of bees and other pollinators and share ideas, actions and activities that highlight the ways in which people can help them thrive.
Wirral’s 37 Green Flag awards increases the number of awards achieved by two from last year’s 35, with all those accredited last year maintaining their status this year.
Staff from a range of council teams and officers from Merseyside Police joined representatives from the likes of Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service, social housing providers and community groups throughout the week.
