A total of 58 numbered signs have gone up from Fort Perch Rock in New Brighton down to Woodside Ferry in Birkenhead as part of a lifesaving initiative by community safety partners
A birdwatching walk along the Wirral Way and Thurstaston Shore will be the latest event to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the official opening of Wirral Country Park.
For many of us, Bonfire Night means watching fireworks, lighting sparklers and toasting marshmallows. For others it’s about keeping our pets calm or hoping the kids don’t wake up to a bang!
Dedicated wildflower beds planted at New Brighton’s Tower Grounds and Mersey Park, Tranmere, came into bloom during the summer and really caught people’s eye.
Work is under way to improve the entrance to the Wirral Way. The entrance in West Kirby, due to be completed early October, is the latest project to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the official opening of Wirral Country Park.
New Brighton and Hoylake are the latest areas to see solar powered bins arrive – the bins use solar power to compact the waste to help manage litter and collection of it.
Thousands of visitors flocked to Thurstaston last weekend for Imagine Bamboo is Everywhere, a bamboozling family event and one of the highlights of Wirral Country Park’s 50th anniversary programme of events.
What better way to mark #LoveParksWeek this weekend than to put your wellies/raincoat/sun hat on (depending on the British summertime weather) and visit one of the wonderful green spaces we have in Wirral?