The project uses ‘kintsugi’, an ancient Japanese technique of repairing a broken object often known as the art of precious scars.

Kit Link offers residents the chance to recycle and reuse new and used sports equipment and clothing. Sports kit and equipment can be donated at collection points across the borough.

The service utilises a mobile scanner, which is used in different locations across Cheshire and Merseyside.

The Living Well Service, which provides ‘drop in’ health clinics by bus.

During a test purchasing operation by Trading Standards officers, Spicy Kitchen was found to have served a Vegetable Korma meal containing peanuts to a 'customer' who had requested a meal without peanuts due to an allergy.

The sites will focus on improving ease of access for people where English may not be a first language.

Children and young people in Wirral can now access help for their mental wellbeing via a new online hub and local support team.

The programme was devised following a research project undertaken by Wirral Council’s Public Health team.

Results from a survey will help the council understand the views and experiences of local people in relation to pharmacy services.

1 in 3 eligible Wirral families could be missing out on cash to buy essential items for children. The Healthy Start Scheme helps eligible pregnant women and parents of young children buy fruit, vegetables, pulses, milk, first infant formula and also provides free vitamins.

The committee met at Wallasey Town Hall on Tuesday 15 October 2024.

"It’s better for the people around me, and my dog too."