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The SEND Improvement Notice, issued by the Minister for Children, Families and Wellbeing, to Wirral Council in May 2024, has today been replaced with an updated version.

The rise in fees is the first for a number of years and represents an increase in line with inflation.

Designated Safeguarding Leads (DSLs) from schools across Wirral recently came together with local Family Hub teams for a powerful day of connection, collaboration and change, all with the purpose of improving support for children and families.

Wirral is due to see major investment in local transport following the Government's announcement of a massive funding injection across the country and city region.

Christmas at the Floral Pavilion is set to sparkle brighter than ever before, as the theatre partners once again with the celebrated UK Productions to present a pantomime spectacular that promises to enchant, dazzle and delight.

Consultation is now open on plans to make significant improvements to public spaces in Liscard town centre.

A further 53 new buildings, landmarks and structures have been added to Wirral’s Local List, taking the total number of approved assets now recognised for their special historical significance to 139.

Community events provide a welcoming environment for families to connect with others who are passionate about supporting breastfeeding.

The event included an interactive workshop where children created their own oral health animations.

The policy will reduce advertising for food and drink products that are high in fat, sugar and/or salt.

Registrar services will be active from Wallasey Town Hall from June 3 and all future wedding bookings will take place there.

The swings can accommodate up to 250kg and fit most large wheelchairs.

Foster families gathered at Birkenhead Park for a fun-packed afternoon of games and activities – with a visit from a musical guest and a furry friend!

This is a story of resilience, hard work, dedication and overcoming barriers to find success!

Major plans for the regeneration of Seacombe are set to move ahead as the council starts to seek developers to bring new homes to the sites of the former town hall annexes.