Major Birkenhead jobs fair sees 150 leave with offers or interviews
More than 1,700 people attended a four-hour employment event at Birkenhead Market, with at least 150 jobseekers securing job offers or guaranteed follow-up interviews.
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New Ferry jewellers targeted in daytime robbery
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man smashed a window and stole jewellery from an independent shop on Bebington Road yesterday at around 11:05 am. He fled in the direction of Grove Road.
Wallasey MP Dame Angela Eagle joins Cabinet as new Environment Secretary
The long-serving Wallasey MP has been promoted to Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs following Andy Burnham's appointment as Prime Minister. She has served Wallasey since 1992.
Police appeal for missing 15-year-old from Tranmere
Police are appealing for anyone who has seen or knows the whereabouts of 15-year-old Tranmere boy Reis Alldis to report any useful information to them. He is 5 feet 5 inches, slim, and has short brown hair. He was last wearing a navy tracksuit and trainers.
Next of kin appeal launched for Tranmere man Alan Rogers
The coroner is appealing for help to trace relatives of a 57-year-old man who died at his home in Tranmere. Alan Rodgers lived on Brougham Avenue in the area.
Campaign launched to save historic Heswall pub
A campaign has been launched to save The Glegg Arms Pub in Heswall. The Heswall Society argues that the pub's history, which dates back to the 1840s, should stop the plans to demolish the building for an extension for the neighbouring Premier Inn.
Liscard couple offer to pay for customers' parking amid businesses struggling
The owners of The Scrapyard and The Wellington Music Venue say they will cover parking costs for visitors, warning both venues face closure unless footfall improves.
Row over New Ferry regeneration continues in council meeting
Another meeting was held over New Ferry's regeneration on July 20 at Wallasey Town Hall. The council was questioned on its decision for the cheaper regeneration option, despite traders' and residents' preferences for a premium one.
Best coffee shops in Heswall: 6 of our favourites
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Coastguard searches Marine Lake and beaches after shouts for help heard in early hours
Emergency services including a police helicopter searched New Brighton's Marine Lake and surrounding areas after reports of a male shouting for help at 2.38am on Tuesday.
Former Liverpool winger Tom Ince on trial with Tranmere Rovers
The 34-year-old free agent lined up for Rovers in Saturday's pre-season friendly against his former club Blackpool at Prenton Park
Birkenhead Craft Beer Festival returns to Future Yard with 20 taps and live music
Beer lovers can sample craft drinks from Northern Monk, Wild Horse, Neptune Brewery and more at the two-day festival later this month for £8 a ticket!
Tranmere Rovers sell over 3,000 season tickets ahead of new football season
The club says it is 'delighted' with sales as supporters can now collect or download their tickets for the 2026/27 season. 3,000 have already been sold, with ticket sales still open!
Planning docs want to create 19 new apartments in vacant Birkenhead building
The Guild Hall building on Oliver Street could become 19 apartments if plans are approved, with an extra storey proposed for the notable town centre building.
Man arrested after CCTV shows shots fired at Moreton house
A 38-year-old man was arrested after footage reportedly showed a weapon being fired at a property in Millhouse Mews, Moreton. Police seized an air rifle, BB gun and zombie knife. The man was also from the area.
New Ferry residents crowdfund campaign to overturn council's regeneration decision
Locals have raised hundreds of pounds for leaflets and banners after councillors voted for a cheaper tarmac option despite 83% of consultation respondents backing premium paving.