A £2 million investment in Birkenhead Park has been approved by Wirral Council’s Economy, Regeneration and Housing (ERH) Committee, marking a significant step forward in the borough’s ambition to secure UNESCO World Heritage Site status.
Councillors are set to consider proposals for a highways and public realm improvement scheme in New Ferry when the Environment, Climate Emergency and Transport Committee meets on 8 July.
Events will take place in some of Wirral’s most popular and scenic spaces and include a sunset walk to Hilbre Island, a teddy bears treasure hunt, wildlife spotting, beach cleans, a sandcastle building competition, crown green bowls and more.
The park has been selected to celebrate the United Kingdom’s globally significant international industrial heritage to form a trail for enthusiasts to explore.
Wirral Council’s leader has welcomed approval of plans for a major new development at Wirral Waters saying it “signifies that Wirral is open for business”.
With warm weather set to continue, residents across Wirral are being encouraged to enjoy the sunshine while taking a few simple steps to stay safe and well.
The flag-raising ceremony highlighted Wirral Council’s ongoing recognition of the dedication and sacrifice of those who have served and continue to serve in the Armed Forces.
Building is underway on 14 high‑quality new homes in West Kirby using modern methods to construct the external frames for three houses in just one day.
The Life Story Cards aim to transform how social workers support children to make sense of who they are, where they come from, and why they’re in care.
Members of the committee heard that since the introduction of the restrictions on vehicles turning onto Village Road, no further injury collisions have been recorded.
