Wirral Council has approved a deal enabling the Cherry Tree shopping centre to buy and demolish the derelict Dominick House office block in central Liscard. Councillors have welcomed the 'beginning of the end' for the building, hoping for retailers, local and national, to come to Liscard.
Publicly controlled buses launching on 25 October will bring improved links to hospitals, more frequent services and better evening and weekend timetables across Heswall, Thurstaston and surrounding areas.
Wirral Wrap plans to extend its age range to admit children as young as seven and increase capacity from 32 to 64 places. Ofsted found that the school has satisfactory facilities to expand. Further facilities are being developed for the expansion also.
People living in the £130m Millers Quay development at Birkenhead docks say a strong community is already forming, though they are hoping for more local amenities. Plans have been made for a David Lloyd gym in the area, as well as other facilities.
The volunteer group that helped save Birkenhead Park from dereliction celebrated its golden jubilee with a special ceremony at the Visitor Centre.
Hoylake and New Brighton RNLI volunteers battled three-metre swells to secure an unmanned vessel that had broken free from its moorings and was heading towards the Queen's Channel. The route is popular with shipping vessels, so the crews helped the boat safely dock in Tranmere before standing down.
Detectives want to speak to 35-year-old Thomas Ian Byrne, who may have information to assist an ongoing inquiry into threats to kill. Byrne is bald with a heavy build and green eyes, and has tattoos on his wrist. He's based at the Beechwood Estate, Birkenhead.
Anthony Hayes, 31, was sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court after police examination of his phone revealed he had been supplying drugs to several people over more than a year. He was sentenced to four years in jail.
A 17-year-old was arrested after officers and Police Dog Ziggy tracked him down following a burglary in Bebington and a number plate switch spotted in Prenton.
Bromborough MP Justin Madders is one of many political leaders across the Liverpool City Region who signed a letter urging telecommunications giant BT not to relocate almost 600 jobs from the city to other locations. Mr Madders said not all options are being considered before the move is made.
A 24-year-old man is in a serious but stable condition after being stabbed inside a house on Poulton Road in Wallasey last night. Police are hunting two men who fled in a dark-coloured car. Neighbours reported hearing noise and seeing dried blood on the road on 14 September after the incident.
A 68-year-old Seacombe man has been fined £80 and ordered to pay compensation after admitting to stealing a bicycle from outside the Old Courthouse in Liscard. He stole the bike back in May and paid £40 to the bike owner in compensation.
A large cannabis farm with plants spread across multiple floors was discovered on Bebington Road during an early morning raid as part of a wider crackdown on organised crime across east Wirral.
Detectives are seeking witnesses and footage after two men broke into a home on Budworth Road and stole six antique wall lamps. The burglary occurred in the early hours of September 13 in Prenton. Police are urging anyone with any video or photo evidence to come forward.
More than 20 employers will attend the free event at The Pyramids Shopping Centre on Wednesday, September 16, with roles in maritime, engineering and related sectors.
New Brighton Creative Futures has announced a meeting with Network Rail after raising concerns about peeling paint, rust, and general disrepair at the seaside town's railway station.
