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.
If you’re a Wirral resident who loves watersports activities, look no further than Wirral Watersports Centre. With activities ranging from windsurfing, kayaking and paddle-boarding, to sailing and powerboating on offer, locals can enjoy a summer of oar-some activities – right on their doorstep!
Looking for things to do now the school holidays have started? Wirral is brimming with ideas for places to visit and there are lots of fun and affordable attractions for kids. Here are five of our favourites:
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.
D-Day, considered by many to mark the beginning of the end of World War II, was the largest seaborne invasion force in history. On 6 June 1944, 156,000 Allied servicemen landed on the beaches and fields of Normandy by the end of the day.
Crowds flocked to see Gaia in Birkenhead Park over the past three days, one of the highlights of this year's Borough of Culture. As well as the seven meter sculpture of planet Earth, there were people-powered rockets, torchlit concerts, outdoor yoga sessions, dance performances and much more. Here are some of our favourite photos.
Luke Jerram’s iconic Gaia is coming to Birkenhead Park 28-20 May. It promises to be an event, not to be missed, and here are five things you can do to make the most of your visit...
