The consultation closes on September 23rd so residents have a final chance to comment on a specific route that is covered under the Core Active Travel Network plan or leave feedback on the plan as a whole.
David Walliams’ Awful Auntie is coming to the Floral Pavilion, in a brand new laugh-a-minute production that has been delighting children around the UK.
A young sportsman from Wirral has featured in a National Lottery film as part of the Paralympics Homecoming show, which aired on Channel 4 on Saturday (14 September).
Wirral Council’s Business Support Service has given free support to 533 businesses in the last year, helping the creation of 66 new businesses in the borough.
Come and get a free bike service, as well as information and resources, at an event at Wirral Chamber of Commerce on Friday 20 September, 10am till 2pm.
After public consultation, Wirral Council – supported by Merseyside Police – is now implementing a Public Spaces Protection Order covering Alabama Way car park, which overlooks the River Mersey next to Cammell Laird shipyard.
Streets in Wallasey, Birkenhead, New Ferry and Meols have all received attention in the early weeks of a project to rid problem alleyways of fly-tipped items, furniture, general waste and vegetation.
The Freedom is a mobile exhibition, branded with anti-slavery messages promoting the national Modern Slavery Helpline where people can report any concerns they have about individuals who they think could be enslaved or exploited.
The ’30 Days 30 Ways’ campaign sees messages and tips shared from expert partners to help people prepare for a variety of potential emergencies, including floods, power cuts and accidents.
