Following the flooding caused by Storm Kathleen this week, council teams and contractors have been out across the borough to clear up and make the areas safe.

Weather updates for 9 and 10 April - with updates on flooding, bins and trees

Try your hand at composting, basic sewing repairs or leftover recipes by joining one or more of the workshops we have running throughout April.

Wirral Council’s position on the future management of Hoylake beach should become clearer after members of the Environment, Climate Emergency and Transport Committee meet on April 15th.

Households that already pay by direct debit for the fortnightly garden waste collection service will be receiving details of the new subscription period this week.

Wirral residents are now able to recycle more as Household Waste Recycling Centres open for longer over the spring and summer months.

Sam Village, tells us a little bit about the role of a Tree Warden and thanks all of our volunteers for the amazing work that they do.

The West Kirby flood wall is 1.1 km long and 1.2 meters high and was built to provide greater protection to the road and properties against storm surges and high tides.

One week left to provide input on two proposed options for the future management of Hoylake Beach. The public consultation closes on 25 March 2024.

New “clean teams” tackling grot spots across Wirral could soon spring into action under plans being presented to councillors.

Interested residents can collect one of 1,500 free trees from a dedicated tree hub on Saturday 16 March.

The Community Green Grants Programme aims to help create more pleasant environments, provide health and wellbeing benefits through volunteering opportunities as well as access to healthy food, and helping promote local communities by bringing people together.