A group of students have spruced things up at Seacombe Family Hub.

The centre offers a calm environment for low risk pregnancies.

Wirral’s working parents are being asked to help the council understand what level of childcare will be needed in future.

Wirral is part of Foster4, a collaborative fostering recruitment hub in the North West, urgently looking to recruit foster carers in Cheshire and Merseyside.

Wirral Council Leader Cllr Paul Stuart talks about the moment his family's fostering journey began.

Wirral-based charity Neo Community is recognised by the Department for Education as the best Holiday Activity with Food (HAF) provider in the North West.

Residents with a background in early years education could receive a cash incentive to enter the industry thanks to a pilot scheme.

Children aged three and over are often classed as “older children” in the world of adoption. This means they tend to wait some of the longest times to be placed with their adoptive families. Learn more about adopting in Merseyside.

Abbey and Tia (pictured) speak about their experiences at Our Space.

The funding will build on the local authority’s existing work around targeted early help for families.

The Supporting Families programme works with families facing multiple challenges to help them overcome issues and improve their daily lives.

The hub brings together maternity services, health visitors, library and foodbank services and children’s centre activities.