More than 80 Wirral schools participate in the Eco Schools programme, which is run by the environmental charity, Keep Britain Tidy.

During a test purchasing operation by Trading Standards officers, Spicy Kitchen was found to have served a Vegetable Korma meal containing peanuts to a 'customer' who had requested a meal without peanuts due to an allergy.

There is still time to have your say on two current active travel schemes that we are reviewing.

The proposals for Duke Street include the introduction of a new, signalised pedestrian crossing at the junction with Price Street and the installation of ‘wand orca’ bollards to segregate vehicles from cyclists

There will be delays to bin collections in the Liscard, Wallasey area today (Fri 8 Nov 2024)

Cheshire-based company Arborforce is Wirral Council’s new contractor for tree maintenance and began work from a satellite base in Barnston last week.

Want to make your garden a safe place for our spiky friends – hedgehogs?

Making the most of your pumpkins, even after the Halloween celebrations are over, can be good for both the planet and your pocket by helping to reduce food waste.

All staff engaged in the winter service plan will be taking part in their annual training programme this weekend to prepare for the valuable role they will play to try and keep Wirral moving during the coldest part of the year.

Councillors will not now be asked to make a decision in their December meeting on whether to implement an increase in charges for residents’ parking zones

Congratulations to Gayton Primary School - just one of the 25 Wirral schools that have received a special award for their efforts in making their school grounds a better and safer place for hedgehogs!

Wirral residents are being invited to hear from experts on home heating and learn about the financial grants available to heat and insulate their homes.