A jobs fair programme delivered by Wirral Council has seen more than 1,300 people looking for work given the opportunity to meet with employers and training providers.
A host of Wirral businesses, attractions and creatives have been awarded accolades, showcasing the huge amount of culture and creativity the borough has to offer to residents and visitors alike.
Following the launch of Wirral’s Local List in December, the first 33 historic buildings, structures and landmarks are now registered for final consideration – and time is running out for people to put forward places of significance that they think should be considered for inclusion before nominations close on 30th April.
Plans now submitted mark another significant step in the £20 million-plus transformation of a key part of Wirral’s waterfront overlooking one of the most iconic locations in the world.
More than100 exhibitors are taking part in the Wirral History and Heritage Fair this Saturday 22nd March, which will take place in the historic setting of the Grade II listed Hulme Hall in Bolton Road, Port Sunlight.
Wirral is set to benefit from a further £2 million of UK Shared Prosperity Funding (UKSPF) as part of a transition year, following agreement by members at Wirral Council’s Economy, Regeneration and Housing Committee on 12th March.
