Year 7 students from The Birkenhead Park School visited Magenta Living's headquarters to learn about careers in the housing sector, taking part in hands-on activities across departments including fire safety, marketing and IT.
Karen Palmer, 47, of Centurion Drive in Meols, was sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court after pleading guilty to Section 18 wounding following a catalogue of domestic crimes against her husband.
The hotel is currently undergoing a renovation.
The team behind the popular Crosby beach venue says they want to replicate its success on the Wirral coastline, with plans for local hiring, apprenticeships, and collaboration with nearby businesses in New Brighton.
The Mill Lane school was rated as meeting the expected standard, with inspectors highlighting its positive culture and pupil wellbeing support.
The Birkenhead shipyard's owner APCL Group has been bought by London-based maritime engineering company Balaena, ending months of speculation about its future.
Christopher Lee-Power, whose family home was damaged in the 2017 blast, joined a tour of the housing redevelopment site nearly a decade on.
New Brighton's waterfront venue has announced a programme of shows for all ages, featuring West End stars, classic theatre and family favourites.
The historic castle and wedding venue on the Wirral coast has been put on the market following its unexpected closure.
The cinema on Europa Boulevard is screening a selection of films celebrating LGBTQ+ stories and experiences throughout June.
Beloved Thornton Hough animal charity Horse Sense Wirral is relocating to Wales after a devastating e-coli outbreak and over a decade caring for abandoned horses.
A free exhibition is taking place later this month capturing the moments and memories of Victorian shelters on West Kirby promenade. Local photographer Cath Booton is behind the display, which is on from Friday 28 - Sunday 30 March, at St Bridget’s Centre on St Bridget’s Lane. It documents
The Royal Liverpool Golf Clubhouse, houses, a care home, the former Town Hall and a postbox are among historic structures and landmarks in Hoylake that have been registered for special heritage protection. The 'Local List' will give what are known as 'Article 4 directions' for each
The RNLI's Hoylake hovercraft has rescued three people cut off by the tide near Leasowe lighthouse. The Hurley Spirit was scrambled at 2.30pm on Sunday 23 March after reports from members of the public. The Coastguard rescue team arrived on site first and used sirens and a
King's Gap and Meols Drive conservation areas have been extended, with recommendations made to improve the frontage of Hoylake's railway station and the town's promenade. It follows an appraisal and consultation over new management plans which took place last year - the first since they
Two people were rescued this afternoon after getting stranded on the way back from Hilbre Island. Wirral Coastguard Rescue Team and West Kirby RNLI were scrambled after the pair and their pedal bikes became stranded by the rising tide. There was a delay in rescuing them as they requested help
