Wirral's skyline is changing as work is continues at pace. Cllr Tony Jones provides an update on some of the major regeneration milestones of the past year.

Few businesses can lay claim to being heart of the community more than Edge & Son in New Ferry. The butcher this year celebrates its 180th birthday, not just making them one of the oldest businesses in Wirral, but the whole of the UK.

A network of routes across Wirral which help people to travel around the borough – whether by foot or on wheels – is being developed.

Development of two key regeneration sites in central Birkenhead has taken a major step forward.

The ReachOut contract has been renewed and will run until April 2025.

Twenty years ago a Wirral couple had grand plans to open a restaurant in Wirral. Julian and Jackie Davies scraped together as much money as they could - Julian even had to sell his beloved motorbike - and shortly afterwards Julian’s opened its doors to the public in Hoylake.

Wirral Council’s Economy, Regeneration and Housing Committee met at Wallasey town hall on Tuesday July 16.

New Brighton Treasure Trail

Liscard Summer Festival takes place this weekend

16 projects are set to receive funding as part of Wirral’s year as the Liverpool City Region Borough of Culture 2024.

£4.5 million of Town Deal funding to help Birkenhead regeneration could be used to redevelop Wirral’s popular Transport Museum as part of wider plans for the town's waterfront area.