Wirral Council has become the first local authority in the region to join the 'i-Trees Eco Study', which aims to quantify the environmental effects of urban trees and calculate their value to society.

Three RHS judges visited Wirral this week to inspect 36 entries for this year’s national In Bloom awards.

Working alongside partners, Wirral’s Eco Schools helped launch Eco Art In The Park – a collection of flower sculptures made from waste.

Audience members were encouraged to ‘keep the pedals spinning so the records keep turning’ at a music festival with a difference.

Wirral is celebrating after receiving 33 Green Flag Awards for parks and open spaces across the borough.

With the school summer holidays getting underway, people looking to visit West Kirby in the coming months are being reminded that public transport is the best way to get to the resort this summer.

Performers at Future Yard’s inaugural New Noise Club <18 wore upcycled outfits designed by Wirral students to help raise awareness about the environmental and social impacts of fast fashion.

Year 4 children at The Priory Parish C E Primary School have won a competition to create a banner to help raise awareness about the importance of cleaner air around our schools.

One Wirral business doing their bit to fight climate change is Master Grill, based in Wallasey.

Free electric charging points encourage Wirral drivers to go green

Piling works will close section of South Parade in West Kirby