The ‘Cool Wirral’ partnership is looking for volunteers who would like to inspire others to take action and make changes to their lifestyle to tackle the climate emergency.
A balanced and legal budget which supports Wirral Council’s frontline services is set to be recommended to authority’s Policy and Resources (P&R) Committee when councillors meet on February 13.
The revamp of the ‘Undercroft’ at the Priory will make for a much-enhanced visitor experience, providing an even-greater insight into the history and heritage of this unique attraction.
Wirral Council’s Leader has expressed disappointment after receiving the final recommendations of the latest Ofsted inspection of its Children’s Services department.
Community groups, faith leaders, school children and elected representatives from across Wirral came together to mark Holocaust Memorial Day on Friday 26 January.
First tree planting event of the season is a tree-rific success with 810 trees planted – and even more trees are set to be planted over the coming weeks with further events open to all.
Four community compost sites are currently operating in Wirral are at Make Hamilton, St James Church, New Brighton, Christ Church in Higher Bebington and in Woodchurch. A fifth is in the process of being set up on Conway Street, Birkenhead
A total of 58 numbered signs have gone up from Fort Perch Rock in New Brighton down to Woodside Ferry in Birkenhead as part of a lifesaving initiative by community safety partners
Wirral’s year as the 2024 Borough of Culture for the Liverpool City Region is underway, with organisers promising an incredible year with something for everyone to enjoy.
Eco-school students connected live via Zoom to researchers aboard the RRS Sir David Attenborough in Antarctica to ask questions about the work they are doing, climate change and much more.