Halloween, Diwali and Bonfire Night are just around the corner, and if you celebrate, they are a great opportunity for communities to come together whether that’s for trick-or-treating, carving pumpkins or just simply to dress up.
With autumn half-term just around the corner, there are tonnes of activities for Wirral’s youngsters to enjoy - from spooky Halloween treats to free sports sessions!
From July to September, our libraries joined forces with our park rangers to bring you an unforgettable festival that celebrated storytelling, nature, crafts and creativity.
Wirral's Mayor, Cllr Cherry Povall, joined invited guests at Birkenhead Central Library to help celebrate 90 years to the day since King George V declared it officially open
Sharing books with babies and children helps to inspire a lifelong love of reading. Reading can be a fun thing to do together and have a positive impact later in life.
Video kiosks allowing Wirral residents to have online virtual appointments with council advisors are currently available at four locations across Wirral.
Wirral’s year as the 2024 Borough of Culture for the Liverpool City Region is underway, with organisers promising an incredible year with something for everyone to enjoy.
Some council areas will shut down, with others offering limited opening hours, over the festive period meaning that some services will be unavailable at that time
