The Office for Veterans’ Affairs and the Office for National Statistics have launched the first ever national exercise to collect feedback from the veterans’ community across the UK.
A unique partnership involving a number of council teams and a service provider is serving up refreshments, training and carbon reduction at one of Wirral’s best-loved parks.
Another specialist beach wheelchair is now available to hire for free from the Floral Pavilion thanks to the generosity of people on a Wirral Facebook group
Work to transform a run-down youth club in New Ferry into a state-of-the-art community clubhouse is underway after building contractors took over the site earlier this week (Monday 5 September).
More help is available for struggling residents after £556,000 was awarded to Wirral-based community, voluntary and faith sector groups to enable them to provide food and welfare support in their local neighbourhoods over the summer months.
A major push to help Wirral recover from the effects of the pandemic is underway, with £4 million funding being used to enable a number of grassroots community projects that will combat inequality, improve the mental health of young people, and give residents the skills and equipment needed to work and play in a digital world.
People with mobility difficulties or physical disabilities will be able to access two of Wirral’s most popular beaches from today as purpose-built wheelchairs become available for hire – free of charge.
