The agreed plan will begin on 1st March 2026 and sets out how Hoylake beach will be managed for the next five years to 31st March 2031, while also committing to measures that will contribute to the effective management of the coastline for the next 50 years.
Wirral Council’s leader has today welcomed the news that a significant prospective occupier is in talks to move into a key town centre office development.
An urgent need to tackle a continuing gap between the council’s income and the cost of providing services in Wirral means preparations must be made for major savings including potential redundancies.
The committee report is recommending that the council begin the process of seeking external funding to cover the majority of the costs of the dredging and repairs.
Wirral Council is joining the national effort to raise awareness of fraud during Fraud Awareness Week, running from 17–23 November 2025, by highlighting the most common ways fraud is committed against councils and encouraging residents to take action to protect themselves and local services.
An independent review into Wirral Council's regeneration programme has outlined a number of recommendations aimed at improving regeneration delivery and long-term strategy supported by revised governance arrangements.
Wirral Council faces a £10 million shortfall in its budget this year and unless urgent action is taken faces a further £67million gap over the next three years.
Wirral Council is inviting residents to take part in an important consultation about proposed changes to the Council Tax Reduction Scheme (CTRS) – and your voice matters.
The colourful yellow and orange pattern applied on the surfacing is an integral part of the work, designed to slow traffic down as well as reduce the dominance of cars.
Following consideration of each of the plans, four areas have been offered a conditional Land Use Agreement to enable to them to deliver their events – these are on council land at Leasowe, Beechwood, Noctorum and Seacombe.
