Some council areas will shut down, with others offering limited opening hours over the festive period meaning that some services will be unavailable at that time.
New Brighton’s reputation as a hub of creativity has been strengthened with the unveiling of two new eye-catching murals that celebrate the town’s maritime heritage and the power of community collaboration.
Wirral Archives is displaying an exhibition featuring photos from the unveiling ceremony in 1925, alongside items from the First World War and the Book of Remembrance from the Second World War.
England’s biggest festival of history and culture returns this week and dozens of places across Wirral will be opening their doors to offer a rare glimpse inside.
Wirral Council has begun the legal process for repealing little-known local byelaws dating back some 90 years that effectively prohibited cycling, scooting or horse riding along one of the borough’s most-loved coastal paths.
Around 10,000 people took advantage of the warm Bank Holiday weather to enjoy the lively market atmosphere, which included 45 stalls, a full programme of live music and free family activities throughout the day.
The Rainbow flag has been raised at Wallasey Town Hall to celebrate the start of Wirral Pride, which takes place in the Victoria Quarter of New Brighton on Saturday.
Wirral’s Williamson Art Gallery and Museum is hosting an inspiring exhibition featuring work by a local photography group made up of both Deaf and BSL (British Sign Language) users.
Birkenhead’s Cammell Laird shipyard lowered the funnel of the new Mersey Ferry into place marking completion of the high-tech vessel’s steel superstructure.
Today Wirral Council’s Leader Cllr Paula Basnett paid tribute to the workers and the world-famous shipyard where the new first Mersey ferry in 60 years is currently being built.
