As the latest climate survey nears its close for 2023, residents have until 1 August to share their thoughts on the role they want to play in Wirral’s climate response.

An unbe-leaf-able four years on after the community planting sessions and the trees continue to grow.

Have you bee-n to see our pollinator friendly beds at Birkenhead Park?

Wirral Council is asking for the help of residents in shaping a new strategy, but time is running out to tell us what you think as the consultation closes on Monday 24 July.

Locations across the borough have reached the high standards required to receive a coveted Green Flag Award in 2023.

This month marks four years since the council unanimously declared a Climate Emergency and here’s how we’ve continued to prioritise the environment in the last 12 months.

A grant of £25,000 from the Chewing Gum Task Force will help Wirral Council clean up chewing gum and reduce associated littering.

Batteries can contain hazardous materials, such as mercury, lead and cadmium - if they are not disposed of correctly, they can cause fires in waste collection vehicles, household bins or recycling centres

Prioritising pollinators is part of Wirral Council’s response to the Climate Emergency and, depending on the location, these sites might be managed in different ways.

Visitors to West Kirby are being asked to respect any fenced off areas as complementary works to do with the new flood wall project are continuing for the next couple of weeks