England’s biggest festival of history and culture returns this week and dozens of places across Wirral will be opening their doors to offer a rare glimpse inside.
Wirral Council has begun the legal process for repealing little-known local byelaws dating back some 90 years that effectively prohibited cycling, scooting or horse riding along one of the borough’s most-loved coastal paths.
Around 10,000 people took advantage of the warm Bank Holiday weather to enjoy the lively market atmosphere, which included 45 stalls, a full programme of live music and free family activities throughout the day.
The Rainbow flag has been raised at Wallasey Town Hall to celebrate the start of Wirral Pride, which takes place in the Victoria Quarter of New Brighton on Saturday.
Five cultural and community-led events are set to benefit from nearly £15,000 of Wirral Council funding to support creativity, connection, and neighbourhood celebrations across the borough.
Looking for ideas of ways to keep your kids entertained during the Summer holidays? Wirral is not short of fun-filled activities, ranging from award-winning parks and science museums to street art trails.
This summer, the Floral Pavilion will once again become a stage-school paradise as the award-winning Stage-ed West End Holiday Camp returns led by none other than West End talent Amy Perry - who will also take centre stage this Christmas as Sleeping Beauty in the Pavilion’s dazzling pantomime.
Coinciding with the release of their forthcoming album ‘GLO’ (Girl Life Online), Stealing Sheep will play at the historic library on Sunday 7th September at 2.30pm. Tickets are on sale now priced just £14.
