Merseyside Police Crime Commissioner, Emily Spurell talks about the importance of 20mph speed limits for safety of all road users and how it can help Merseyside meet the vision of zero collisions on our roads.

Liverpool City Region Cycling and Walking Commissioner, Simon O' Brien talks about 20mph speed limits speaks about why 20mph speed limits, why they are being introduced and the benefits to all road users.

Chair of the Environment, Climate Emergency and Transport Committee, Cllr Liz Grey speaks about why 20mph speed limits are being introduced across the borough.

Residents are asked to share their thoughts on the impact of violence in their communities.

All 18 roads chosen for surface dressing as part of Wirral's 2023 roads maintenance programme have now undergone the first stage of treatment.

New Brighton and Hoylake are the latest areas to see solar powered bins arrive – the bins use solar power to compact the waste to help manage litter and collection of it.

From Monday 21 August, new state-of-the-art trains will gradually enter passenger service on the West Kirkby, New Brighton and Chester lines.

As part of one of the finishing touches to the West Kirby flood wall scheme, the path that runs around the outside of the Marine Lake will need to be closed on Tuesday 8th and Wednesday 9th August.

As new areas are added, residents living in these locations that are earmarked for the second phase of the introduction of 20mph speed limits, are being invited to have their say on the proposals.

Community safety issues addressed during week-long awareness campaign

Statement by the leader of Wirral Council following the trial of Connor Chapman for the murder of Elle Edwards in Wallasey

Wirral Council is joining community safety partners across the borough in a week-long national awareness campaign about how anti-social behaviour is addressed in Wirral.