Community-based food and welfare support providers are being invited to apply for grants of up to £20,000 to help local people in need.

Lens is an art exhibition with a difference. It looks at life through the perspective of people with Autism, learning disabilities and their families and professional carers.

Every year, International Women’s Day signals a global call for gender equality and empowerment for women and girls. It is also a day to celebrate the progress and achievements of women and girls.

Five years ago, Wirral residents joined the rest of the UK in a nationwide lockdown, amid the rapid spread of the Novel Coronavirus or COVID-19.

Alongside direct support, the group also hold regular events – such as their popular luncheon club.

The project will offer hundreds of food hampers to households in need, during the festive period and beyond.

Wirral Council has secured more than £3 million to provide school meal replacements and help residents facing severe financial difficulties this summer.

A collection of iconic Wirral images – along with other items from the collection of Wirral Museums - now forms part of a programme designed to help people living with dementia.

Government funding, designed to support the recruitment and retention of adult social care staff, has been put to imaginative use in Wirral.