Wirral Council has been developing a new operating model for libraries in the borough that aims to not only deliver a service that meets our statutory requirements, but also provides the kind of comprehensive, modern, accessible and sustainable service that will meet the needs of our diverse communities.
The completion of the recent demolition work is another milestone in the regeneration of New Ferry, which includes progress being made across multiple sites in the town to deliver much-needed, high quality, affordable housing
The two programmes underway in Birkenhead are designed to make those areas more attractive to visitors and shoppers and improve accessibility and safety for all road users, including cyclists and pedestrians.
The consultation is about reintroducing the Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) that had been in place covering the industrial, retail and residential areas around Riverview Road in Bromborough for the last three years.
Events to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day in Wirral have been revealed and include a special service in Hamilton Square, a Town Hall tea dance, and church bells ringing out in unison across the borough.
National Crime Reading Month is an annual event led by the Crime Writers’ Association in collaboration with the Reading Agency. It aims to promote crime writing right across the genre.
49% of children looked after in Wirral are between 13 and 18 years old. Cheryl wants to support children in this age group, especially those in the care system.
A review of the ‘Cool 2’ strategy is now underway alongside plans to set new actions and objectives for the next five years. It is residents’ feedback on the new strategy that is now being sought as part of the public consultation process.
As work moves forward at Birkenhead Market’s new home at 1 Princes Pavement, contractor Seddon is inviting local businesses to apply for contracts to support the delivery of the project.
If you’ve ever been to St James Centre Family Hub in North Birkenhead, you’ll know it’s no ordinary building. It’s a lively, welcoming space at the heart of the community – a place where people of all ages come together to chat, learn, play, and support one another.
Dedicated stay and play sessions for children with autism or social and communication difficulties are providing a safe and secure environment for children to play their own way and be themselves.
