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A new exhibition exploring Wirral’s role in a mystical medieval poem has opened at The Williamson Art Gallery.

From watersports and football to Balanceability and Tag Active, you can enjoy a summer of sports and activity for the whole family.

Budding players, first timers and everyone in between can work on their backhand at newly improved and refurbished tennis courts across Wirral.

Few businesses can lay claim to being heart of the community more than Edge & Son in New Ferry. The butcher this year celebrates its 180th birthday, not just making them one of the oldest businesses in Wirral, but the whole of the UK.

Following the tragic events that took place in Southport, Wirral residents can leave tributes and pay their respects in Books of Condolence opened locally.

Proposals for implementing further 20 mph speed limits in Wirral are entering a final stage.

A network of routes across Wirral which help people to travel around the borough – whether by foot or on wheels – is being developed.

Buying a plaque to remember a lost loved one – and installing it at a spot that they had held particularly dear during their life - is an enduringly popular act of memorial for families and friends in Wirral.

The leader has issued a statement following the major incident in Southport.

Looking for things to do now the school holidays have started? Wirral is brimming with ideas for places to visit and there are lots of fun and affordable attractions for kids. Here are five of our favourites:

In July and August, Wirral residents can catch up on their missed vaccinations thanks to a roving health service.

The ReachOut contract has been renewed and will run until April 2025.

Following hard on the heels of last week’s amazing Green Flag award announcements, Wirral’s parks and open spaces are set to host a range of events to celebrate Love Parks Week.

Wirral Council’s Policy and Resources Committee met at Wallasey town hall on Wednesday July 17.

Twenty years ago a Wirral couple had grand plans to open a restaurant in Wirral. Julian and Jackie Davies scraped together as much money as they could - Julian even had to sell his beloved motorbike - and shortly afterwards Julian’s opened its doors to the public in Hoylake.