Wirral Council is looking to raise awareness among residents of fraud - how people can identify it and protect themselves and local services from falling victim to it.
Halfway through the financial year the council is facing a major budget gap according to a report due to be presented to the authority’s Policy and Resources Committee on November 6.
During a meeting of the Local Area SEND Partnership Board (22 October 2024) members were advised that another of the ten areas identified for improvement had made good progress and could now be considered “business as usual”.
The latest meeting of the Environment, Climate Emergency and Transport Committee took place on the evening of Monday 21st October at Wallasey Town Hall.
A review of Wirral Council’s ward boundaries is underway, and residents are being invited for their views to help make sure that wards reflect the size and shape of local communities.
Members received an update on potential options for the future operations of the Floral Pavilion Theatre, which were formed out of a review carried out by a specialist culture consultancy.
Following the tragic events that took place in Southport, Wirral residents can leave tributes and pay their respects in Books of Condolence opened locally.
