Safe, engaging activities for 6,000 young people this Halloween and Bonfire Night, thanks to funding from the region’s Police Commissioner.

The new strategy, focused on driving down the number road traffic collisions and reducing the number of people killed or seriously injured, has been launched by Liverpool City Region.

A busy week of action has taken place involving a range of partners to highlight County Lines Spotlight Week.

Writing by a number of Wirral residents is featured in an anthology of works being published this month as part of Black History Month.

Wirral Council supports Hate Crime Awareness Week 2022.

Over £1m has been invested in Wirral to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour.

Two new projects have launched across Wirral to assist in emergency situations, or where people find themselves in a position to help someone in crisis.

No more violence, no more turning a blind eye, no more innocent lives ruined.
Message issued by Leaders of the Liverpool City Region following a horrendous spate of violent crime which resulted in innocent victims being murdered.

Throughout October, Wirral is supporting a national initiative to encourage people to prepare for different emergency situations – both big and small.

There's still time for people who live, visit or work in Wirral to have their say on the future of parking across the borough.

Residents are being asked for their views on extending two current public space protection orders (PSPOs) in New Brighton and West Kirby. The consultation will seek people’s views on the extension of the PSPOs for a further two years.

Birkenhead Priory will be home to a 1.7 metre globe as part of groundbreaking UK-wide art education project 'The World Reimagined', which aims to change understanding of the transatlantic slave trade.