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Consultation on plans to make major improvements to one of Birkenhead’s key junctions and high street areas is now underway.

With ground works almost complete, the first sections of the new flood defence wall along West Kirby promenade are now in place in the first phase of the work.

A shop unit in the town centre is now a key location for people to find out more about the exciting plans for Birkenhead and help shape its future.

A key business property in Birkenhead docks is in line for a £1.48m facelift as part of the latest Town Deal project - a move that will double the number of spaces for local companies to use.

Wirral Council has submitted its new Draft Local Plan to the Secretary of State for its Independent Examination.

Wirral’s newest visitor attraction Eureka! Science + Discovery has been officially launched, ahead of its November opening to the public.

Birkenhead Market remains open to the public while construction work takes place at the St Werburghs entrance.

Piling and 'break-out' works at the site of the new West Kirby flood wall are close to completion and the wall will soon start to be installed.

Piling works at West Kirby for the new flood defence wall will be completed shortly.

Wirral are in need of more foster carers to help keep siblings together by offering them room together in their hearts and home.

Wirral is celebrating after receiving 33 Green Flag Awards for parks and open spaces across the borough.

Everton is liaising with councils across the Merseyside region to distribute free tickets to Ukrainian refugees for the upcoming ‘Match for Peace’ against Dynamo Kyiv.

Wirral Council has been 'highly commended' at a prestigious national awards ceremony acknowledging its massive programme for regenerating Birkenhead.

With the school summer holidays getting underway, people looking to visit West Kirby in the coming months are being reminded that public transport is the best way to get to the resort this summer.

Performers at Future Yard’s inaugural New Noise Club <18 wore upcycled outfits designed by Wirral students to help raise awareness about the environmental and social impacts of fast fashion.