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Wirral Council’s Environment, Climate Emergency and Transport committee met in Committee Room 1 at Wallasey Town Hall on 3rd December 2024.

Wirral Council is part of Foster4, a collaborative fostering recruitment hub in the Northwest.

Residents can visit a thought-provoking art exhibition raising awareness of domestic abuse and gendered violence at the Williamson Art Gallery.

During Anti Social Behaviour Week, Wirral's Community Safety Team and partners from other organisations stepped up activity around the borough to help educate residents on how to report incidents of anti-social behaviour.

Closing on 9th December, the consultation process gives members of the public an opportunity to provide feedback on both the Fender Lane and New Chester Road schemes.

The Living Well Service, which provides ‘drop in’ health clinics by bus.

New paving and street furniture earmarked for installation in the new year on Grange Road is set to include a number of visual celebrations of notable Birkenhead ‘firsts’, including where the first ever Scout troop was formed

Over 30 young entrepreneurs and performers will be showcasing their talent next Saturday 7th December at the latest Wirral Youth Market event, where shoppers will be able to shop local as well as enjoying a host of free festive family activities.

Culture vultures and activity seekers in Wirral can take advantage of a barrage of bargains this Black Friday.

The Children, Families and Education Committee for Wirral Council met at Wallasey Town Hall on Wednesday 27 November 2024.

The committee met at Wallasey Town Hall on Tuesday 26 November 2024.

Wirral’s Family Hubs are searching for passionate individuals to join the Empowering Parents Empowering Communities (EPEC) programme as Parent Group Leaders.

It’s Panto time again - oh yes it is - and we have TWO family tickets to be won in our free kids colouring competition!

Extra care housing schemes allow eligible residents to remain independent for as long as possible.

Wirral’s year as the Liverpool City Region Borough of Culture draws to a close with nine local community organisations set to receive funding to create a lasting legacy to the programme.