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The RSPCA said their award was ‘testament to your commitment to effective care of stray dogs and promotion of responsible ownership within your community’.

Kit Link offers residents the chance to recycle and reuse new and used sports equipment and clothing. Sports kit and equipment can be donated at collection points across the borough.

Over the festive period, there will be some changes to grey, green and brown bin collections.

Shows postponed - 2pm and 7pm shows of The Further Adventures Of Peter Pan, The Return Of Captain Hook’ postponed due to storm

As the curtain rises for the start of ‘The Further Adventures of Peter Pan, The Return Of Captain Hook’, theatre staff at the Floral Pavilion are wide awake and already hard at work on next year's production, 'Sleeping Beauty'.

The Met Office has weather warnings in place for Storm Darragh as forecasts show Storm Force predicted from Friday and across the weekend.

Back at the beginning of October, Wirral’s first SEND Preparation for Adulthood Festival took place at the Floral Pavillion. More than 500 local people came along to find out about the support available for families and SEND young people across Wirral!

Staff from Wirral Country Park were named ‘Team of the Year’ in the annual Best of the Best Awards organised by the national environmental charity, Keep Britain Tidy.

Wirral Council’s Economy, Regeneration and Housing Committee met at Wallasey Town Hall on Wednesday, 4th December 2024.

The Small Grants Programme is part of a £3.049m package of support funded by the Government’s Household Support Fund (HSF).

With budgets tight during the festive season, residents are encouraged to sign up to money-saving scheme.

The service utilises a mobile scanner, which is used in different locations across Cheshire and Merseyside.

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.