The Victorian post box complete with a handcrafted crocheted topper that will be changed each month to reflect seasonal events and community occasions is a new feature at the New Brighton park.

Barry, Terry and Ken are always keen to welcome newcomers to Europa Leisure Centre - whether that is chatting about life, share their own recovery journeys and offer encouragement to anyone taking their first steps towards becoming more active

The Mockingbird Programme is an approach to fostering that provides carers and children with an extended family.

The service received the accolade for its Child First approach, viewing individuals who offend as children rather than offenders, as well as innovative practice and contribution to wider system reform.

The class is designed to help build strength, balance and coordination that can reduce falls, as well as provide companionship.

Jaimie faced difficult times during a period of drug use. But with support from recovery services in Wirral, he has become an award winner and has an anthology set to be published.

The free event involved illustrator sessions, comic-making workshops, live performances, character meet-and-greets and face painting at the Floral Pavilion.

Matty became the first person to secure local employment through a training scheme designed for young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

Young people got the chance to learn about meaningful opportunities to develop skills, knowledge and confidence for future careers in Wirral Council.

Wirral Council’s Lifelong Learning Service has been delivering art classes that provide opportunities for the men to learn in a safe and relaxed environment.

Liz decided to stop smoking after having her son and still celebrates each anniversary.

The Drive Safely for Longer assessment offers drivers aged over 60 a two-hour session with qualified driving instructors for just £20.