The first festival to help prepare young people with special education needs and disabilities (SEND) for adulthood saw more than 500 local people turn out to find out about the support available.

With autumn half-term just around the corner, there are tonnes of activities for Wirral’s youngsters to enjoy - from spooky Halloween treats to free sports sessions!

The site aims to reduce wait times and make support easier to access.

The event will feature a marketplace where young people can meet with services and discuss their future plans.

From July to September, our libraries joined forces with our park rangers to bring you an unforgettable festival that celebrated storytelling, nature, crafts and creativity.

Foster carers have been recognised for their exceptional contribution to the lives of local children at an Appreciation Event in Wirral.

Since the launch, the SENDLO website has gone from strength to strength.

David Walliams’ Awful Auntie is coming to the Floral Pavilion, in a brand new laugh-a-minute production that has been delighting children around the UK.

As the school term starts and the journeys to and from school return, more of our children will be travelling actively thanks to the efforts of Wirral schools to become Modeshift accredited.

We're looking for local people to become a School Crossing Patrol to help children cross the road safely on their way to or from school.

Young people from local primaries have been given a boost to get them to and from school quicker and more safely.

Cllr Paul Stuart talks to us about his family's experience of fostering.