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A mobile cervical screening bus will be popping up across Wirral for six weeks from the beginning of July.

Thanks to support from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, Magazines Promenade is now one of 81 pollinator-friendly spaces now in place in Wirral, helping to support wildlife and connect people with nature.

The Floral Pavilion Theatre is teaming up with renowned production company UK Productions to bring festive magic to Wirral this Christmas with a spectacular production of Sleeping Beauty — and they’re looking for local talented performers to join the cast!

Members of the Environment, Climate Emergency and Transport Committee received an update on Wirral Council’s progress towards meeting carbon emissions targets it has set for itself as part of its aim to be carbon ‘net zero’ by 2030.

Aqua Tots is perfect for babies, toddlers and pre-school children who are new to swimming and spending time in the water.

Christmas just became unmissable in Wirral! The Floral Pavilion in New Brighton is pulling out all the stops for this year’s pantomime extravaganza, Sleeping Beauty – and leading the magic is none other than the phenomenal Kelle Bryan.

Pupils from year 9 of Woodchurch High School took part in a series of interactive activities and workshops to try to understand the causes of air pollution in their area and explore potential solutions.

Being a parent isn’t always easy – and sometimes, a little extra help or a friendly ear can make all the difference. That’s where Koala North West Family Hub comes in.

"Nobody should be left behind" says Sayed, Support Worker at Wirral Multicultural Organisation.

The proposals are based around a core eight-site model of council operated library buildings designed to ensure the council meets its statutory duties in providing a ‘comprehensive and efficient’ library service, while still rationalising the service in line with this year’s budget resolution.

Wirral Council’s Leader has urged eligible businesses in the borough to take advantage of a major new funding opportunity to help them scale up and expand.

Parent and child foster carer Carol shares her story.

Consultation is now open on using Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) camera technology to restrict traffic at key times around five more schools across Wirral.

Wirral Council has been successful in a bid for £27,500 to put into action plans to remove discarded, dried chewing gum from local streets.

Proposed major improvements to the roads and public spaces around Woodside and better travel connections from there into Birkenhead town centre via Argyle Street are set to be decided on by councillors.