A Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) is being proposed for part of the Woodchurch area and Wirral Council is consulting businesses and residents over the plan.
The iconic Knife Angel sculpture has now departed Wirral after a month-long stay at Birkenhead Park’s Grand Entrance but the legacy it leaves on the area is set to continue.
Information from local residents about anti-social behaviour that affects their community will be key to tackling the problem, after a week of action across Wirral.
Wirral Council are working with Merseyside Police and other partners in the local community to highlight the support available to people experiencing anti-social behaviour and the work taking place in Wirral to prevent and tackle it.
Wirral residents are invited to pledge their commitment to the national anti-violence message and share feedback on the Knife Angel on display in Birkenhead Park.
A 27-foot-high sculpture of an angel is set to come to Wirral in July as part of a nationwide campaign tour highlighting the reality of knife and other violent crime.
Wirral Council has issued a warning to whoever dumped a load of hazardous waste near the public highway in Bromborough that those handing the items may be at risk of harm.
Upgrades to Wirral’s existing CCTV network have been brought in, overhauling the system with the latest technology to help reduce crime and anti-social behaviour.
