The survey gives everyone the chance to have their say on the services, facilities, and opportunities available locally — and to help shape what comes next.
The colourful yellow and orange pattern applied on the surfacing is an integral part of the work, designed to slow traffic down as well as reduce the dominance of cars.
The community-driven initiative aims to provide a tangible, low-cost solution to climate change while empowering local residents to take practical action in changing waste habits by learning composting skills they can use at home.
Wirral Council and the Grange & Pyramids Shopping Centre team are offering local businesses a rare chance to showcase their products and services in the run-up to Christmas.
The funding is for the development of a new 3G Football Pitch at Clare Mount Specialist Sports College, similar to those based at the Woodchurch Estate or Bidston Sports and Activity Centre.
Parents have to apply for a secondary school place for their child by the deadline of Friday 31 October to give their child the best chance of getting a place at one of their preferred schools.
As the colder months approach, Wirral Council is encouraging residents to look at options for making their homes more energy efficient – helping to cut bills, improve comfort, and help the planet.
Following consideration of each of the plans, four areas have been offered a conditional Land Use Agreement to enable to them to deliver their events – these are on council land at Leasowe, Beechwood, Noctorum and Seacombe.
The stars of the Floral Pavilion’s unmissable Christmas panto took to the stage this week to give a tantalising taste of the magic, music and mayhem that awaits audiences this Christmas.
Remembrance service events are due to take place across Wirral on Remembrance Sunday and the council has worked with organisers to ensure these can go ahead. Unfortunately the usual Remembrance event at Upton has not been able to be organised this year.
