The free event involved illustrator sessions, comic-making workshops, live performances, character meet-and-greets and face painting at the Floral Pavilion.
The strategy outlines how Wirral's libraries will continue to evolve as welcoming, inclusive and trusted community spaces that support reading, learning, digital inclusion, wellbeing, culture and access to information.
Dolly’s Imagination Library has supported thousands of children in communities where it can make the biggest difference to early language, communication and reading skills.
The Tourism, Communities, Culture and Leisure Committee is recommended to note the content of the report and highlight any areas requiring further clarification or action when they meet at Wallasey Town Hall next week.
Five exciting national and international crime writers – including one Sunday Times bestseller - will visit Wirral libraries this June to celebrate National Crime Reading Month.
May half-term is almost here and there's no shortage of brilliant ways to keep the whole family entertained across Wirral. Whether you love Justin’s House, wrestling, Teddy Bear’s Picnics, arts and crafts or burning off energy with sports, there’s something for everyone.
This free, drop-in event is a great opportunity to have a cuppa, enjoy a chat, and connect with a wide range of local health, care and community organisations.
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.
Members of the Libraries Sub-Committee will be asked to agree both a ‘work plan’ and an ‘engagement plan’ aimed at supporting the production of a first draft Library Strategy for discussion in February 2026.
