Beginning in West Kirby on Friday 25th April, to the last one in Wirral Country Park on Monday 28th, there are eight events scheduled over the weekend in Wirral where people are invited to take a stroll and discover the natural world that surrounds them.
A review of the ‘Cool 2’ strategy is now underway alongside plans to set new actions and objectives for the next five years. It is residents’ feedback on the new strategy that is now being sought as part of the public consultation process.
People from organisations and partners from across Wirral gathered at Birkenhead Park for training with Merseyside Biobank to learn how to run nature sessions and collect valuable data
Clean Air Night is 22 January 2025 and this year is designed to spark a conversation helping people to make informed decisions about how to heat their homes.
Among the most significant changes to the draft strategy is the shifting of the priority of some of the proposals to reflect concerns raised by residents. These changes could mean further assessment, gathering of data and community engagement will need to be carried out before proposals move forward.
So they are installed in the right place for use by people who don’t have their own driveways or access to off-street car parking, residents are being asked where they would like to have new EV charging points provided.
22% of schools across the borough are now awarded with a Modeshift accreditation, meaning that Wirral ranks 4th within the list of Local Authorities nationwide (that have more than 100 schools).
