‘Openspace’ will see police working alongside a range of partners to prevent serious violence and anti-social behaviour in key tourist hotspot areas, including West Kirby and New Brighton.

As always when the sun comes out and the rain stays away, it is expected that Wirral’s beaches, resorts and parks will again prove very popular with visitors. Here is a reminder of some important tips to help families stay safe while enjoying the fine weather.

Keep your eyes to the skies this Bank Holiday weekend to see dramatic flypasts to mark the 80th anniversary of the Battle of the Atlantic.

Two plaques have been unveiled to mark the 50th anniversary of the official opening of Wirral Country Park.

Wirral Walking Festival is back this May, highlighting the range of organised walks that take place across the peninsula, from short strolls to energetic rambles, history and culture to nature and wildlife.

Birkenhead Park has been added to the Government’s newly announced ‘UK Tentative List’ for potential nomination for inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Wirral Country Park will mark the 50th anniversary of its official opening with a busy programme of events this year.

Works on the West Kirby Promenade are progressing well with the new finished surfacing on the promenade starting next week.

The Mayor joined volunteers in Wallasey to plant a living memorial to the victims of Nazi genocide on Holocaust Memorial Day.

Wirral Country Park is a haven for wintering birds

A number of projects at Wirral Country Park have been completed in preparation for next year’s 50th anniversary, marking the official opening of the park in 1973.

This time of year often sees a rise in anti-social behaviour and other incidents and is one of the busiest times for the Fire Service, so keep these handy tips in mind to stay safe during this year’s celebrations.