The new Family Network Support Packages from Wirral Council provide bespoke practical or financial support, such as funding for furniture, travel costs, or other essentials, ensuring children can stay with people they know and trust.
Music from across the decades, ‘Britain’s best-loved wordsmith’ and a Bafta-award winning children’s show are all part of the line-up of new shows announced for New Brighton’s Floral Pavilion.
The new season has got off to a blockbuster start at the Williamson Art Gallery and Museum with the opening of six brand-new exhibitions following its annual shut down for maintenance and decoration.
An Automated Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) system has been installed to support the implementation of Wirral’s first School Street scheme covering Greenleas Primary School.
Need some advice on how to improve or grow your business this year? Then come along to the free business support drop in event next Tuesday 18th February between 10am – 3pm at the Cherry Tree Shopping Centre in Liscard.
A Jobs and Careers Fair aimed at helping young people aged 16-25 get a foothold in the workplace is being held at the Floral Pavilion in New Brighton on Wednesday 5 March, from 1 – 5pm.
The Open Door Charity is leading the way with innovative, inclusive services designed to support young people's mental wellbeing. At the heart of this effort is the Bloom Building in Birkenhead, a vibrant, welcoming space that redefines how mental health support can look and feel.
Families across Wirral are set to benefit from an additional year of support as the government confirms a funding extension for the Families First for Children (FFC) Pathfinder.
A brand-new evening event celebrating Birkenhead’s thriving creative scene through exhibitions, open studios, and community-driven activities will take place on Friday 21 March.
Budget plans for 2025-26 are to be considered by Wirral councillors at a meeting of the authority’s Policy and Resources Committee on Wednesday February 19 at Wallasey Town Hall.
Drivers caught breaking the speed limit outside Black Horse Hill Junior School on Saughall Massie Road were given the choice of taking a fixed penalty or being questioned about their driving before a special ‘kids court’ made up of a panel of pupils from the school.
