Clean Air Night takes place on 22 January 2025 and this year is designed to spark a conversation helping people to make informed decisions about how to heat their homes.

Having completed the work on the Full Business Case, which included both financial and qualitative assessments of three options, the favoured option in terms of cost and risk is the fully outsourced option.

All Wirral households will get a grey bin (recycling) collection this week, following last week’s green bin-only collections.

Among the most significant changes to the draft strategy is the shifting of the priority of some of the proposals to reflect concerns raised by residents. These changes could mean further assessment, gathering of data and community engagement will need to be carried out before proposals move forward.

From Monday 20 January, all household bin collections will be for grey bins (recycling).

All bin collections are suspended until Monday 13 January and whatever day you usually have a bin collection – this will be for your green general waste bin.

Last updated: 9 January 5:30pm

Wirral has experienced snow and icy weather conditions, and for some areas, the impacts continue due to ongoing freezing conditions.

So they are installed in the right place for use by people who don’t have their own driveways or access to off-street car parking, residents are being asked where they would like to have new EV charging points provided.

The Met Office has weather warnings in place with expected snow and ice over the weekend, Saturday 4 January and Sunday 5 January.

Wirral Council is looking to make improvements on one of the main routes linking Birkenhead and Wallasey – Duke Street.

Have you got a real Christmas tree and are unsure what to do with it now the festivities are over? Check out our tips.

Recycle right this Christmas and New Year by checking out Merseyside Recycling and Waste Authority’s recycling guide.