We are proposing changes to parking charges, in line with the approved Parking Strategy, that will affect car parking across the borough.

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.

This year, Wirral is spending more than £8 million on our public highways, to keep our roads in good condition, and safe for everyone who uses them.

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.

Residents in the three EVOLVE Wirral areas joined representatives from the council, Merseyside Police, Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service and other partners in taking part in Environmental Action Days.

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

Hear from one of our volunteers as she talks about her experience as one of Wirral’s Tree Wardens.

Following the acceptance of £650,000 from Liverpool City Region, work is starting to upgrade any traffic signals that haven’t already been switched over to energy efficient LED lights.

Projects that are focused on preventing and reducing carbon emissions are in line to benefit from grants being offered by the Zero Waste Community Fund.

As councillors voted to implement the second phase of 20mph speed limits, motorists travelling along some of those roads affected by phase one of the road safety scheme are starting to see signs of enforcement activity.

Have you got a real Christmas tree and are unsure what to do with it now the festivities are over? Check out our tips.