Wirral Council’s leader says a new partnership led by the authority will align “plans, investment and expertise, to accelerate the delivery of the affordable homes our communities need”.

Fewer households are relying on temporary accommodation and more Wirral residents are getting help before reaching crisis point, according to new figures highlighting early success for Wirral Council's Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2025-2030.

Across the borough, we are seeing plans turn into action, investment being delivered and positive change taking place in our communities.

A new approach to bring forward affordable housing across Wirral through the disposal of surplus council-owned land in partnership with Registered Providers is set to be considered by councillors.

Views are being sought on the management of a key conservation area next to Birkenhead town centre.

Construction has officially started on the next phase of homes at Wirral Waters, marking another significant milestone in the transformation of the Northbank neighbourhood.

The site of a disused former day centre is set to be redeveloped to create new retirement apartments.

Building is underway on 14 high‑quality new homes in West Kirby using modern methods to construct the external frames for three houses in just one day.

Plans to deliver more affordable homes, improve housing conditions and support residents with the cost of living – particularly by improving the energy efficiency of homes - are set to be considered by councillors next month.

A developer has been appointed to build new affordable homes on the sites of the former annexes to Wallasey town hall.

Wirral Council’s Leader has praised a commitment by a major local housing provider to deliver additional new homes across the borough.

Wirral’s latest Authority Monitoring Report (AMR) is now online and shows the progress against the requirements of the borough’s Local Plan.