Once implemented, the report claims two measures combined will help deliver the council deliver on some of its climate commitments, improve air quality and support the transition to fossil fuel-free travel by 2041.
To align with national targets and ensure measurable progress, the report proposes amending the council’s Environment and Climate Emergency policy statement, which will result in a stronger overall commitment to protecting biodiversity on Wirral.
A survey was launched in October giving residents the chance to have their say on potential changes to two assisted travel policies; the Home to School Transport for children aged 5 to 16 and the post-16 Transport Statement for older children and young people. The consultation will remain open for a further six week, so there’s still time to have your say on proposed changes to the way some children and young people travel to school across Wirral.
The committee report is recommending that the council begin the process of seeking external funding to cover the majority of the costs of the dredging and repairs.
Wirral Council is proposing to extend the Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) covering the Hoole Road area of Woodchurch for a further three years to maintain reductions in anti-social behaviour (ASB).
The council’s waste collection partner, Biffa, have use of the electric vehicle until 26th November and will be testing it in a range of environments across the borough.
Proposals to relocate Birkenhead Market traders into a new home in the town centre have been given the green light to progress during a meeting of the council’s Economy, Regeneration and Housing Committee.
The state-of-the-art equipment will allow gym users to access personalised training programmes and receive instant feedback, with entertainment options to help motivate every workout.
Did you know that Wirral’s Family Hubs aren’t just community spaces for families and children, they also offer help and support for expectant mums and dads to be?
New Brighton’s reputation as a hub of creativity has been strengthened with the unveiling of two new eye-catching murals that celebrate the town’s maritime heritage and the power of community collaboration.
Members of the Libraries Sub-Committee will be asked to agree both a ‘work plan’ and an ‘engagement plan’ aimed at supporting the production of a first draft Library Strategy for discussion in February 2026.
Three out of four primary schools in the Rock Ferry and Birkenhead and Tranmere wards are seeing an increased number of children reaching Good Levels of Development in 2024 compared to 2019.
