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New app enables deaf people to contact emergency services in British Sign Language

Residents in Bebington set to help design safer streets

Contractors working on the construction of a new flood defence wall along South Parade in West Kirby are moving on site for the first phase of the project.

Wirral's Children's Centres kicked off Platinum Jubilee celebrations in style as they hosted parties fit for royalty.

People in Wirral are being asked to test themselves about information, posters and adverts they may remember from the Covid-19 pandemic.

Thousands of local children enjoyed lots of activities over the spring school holiday thanks to Wirral’s Holiday Activities and Food programme, coordinated by Edsential on behalf of Wirral Council.

A message from Julie Webster, Wirral's Director of Public Health.

Wirral Food, Drink and Music Festival September 2022 in Birkenhead Park will not go ahead this year.

As the long Jubilee weekend approaches, thousands of Wirral residents will soon be rolling up their sleeves to start preparing the all-important party food.

A 27-foot-high sculpture of an angel is set to come to Wirral in July as part of a nationwide campaign tour highlighting the reality of knife and other violent crime.

To mark ‘Green Month’ this June, ask yourself can you make small changes that can make a big difference to help tackle climate change?

Preparatory work ahead of the construction of the West Kirby flood wall is continuing with the removal of some of the memorial benches along South Parade.

As we approach the half term break, parents and guardians in Wirral are being urged to take advantage of the school holidays and get their children, aged 5-17 vaccinated against COVID-19.

Thanks to the help of volunteers, partners and schools, Wirral exceeded its planting target for 2021/22 and planted more than 21,000 trees.

Wirral Council is one of just 12 local authorities to have been awarded up to £1 million the Government’s Family Hubs Transformation Fund.