Wirral Coastguard has warned beachgoers after water flowing from an outfall washed away a significant amount of sand near Harrison Drive, creating a deep hole with unstable edges on New Brighton Beach.
Joshua Nolan, 22, sunk his teeth into a man's nose and another's finger at The Stork Hotel before spitting blood at a police officer in an assault on July 20. Nolan, who resides in South Shields, was sentenced to 16 months in prison and a further eight months from his previous suspended sentence.
Residents, workers and visitors are being asked to share their views on protecting and enhancing one of Wirral's most distinctive historic areas, Oxton Village. It is in collaboration with Wirral Council and The Oxton Society, and is available online.
The family footwear retailer is shutting its Europa Centre store, with 17 branches closing nationwide. The shoe store will soon close in Birkenhead, but is offering 30% off ahead of its closure.
Coroner's office seeking relatives of 66-year-old who died at her home on Ash Road. Janet Mitchell, who lived in Birkenhead, passed away on 14 August.
Workers have started dismantling the bright orange and yellow street furniture on Grange Road West, with the controversial road markings set to be gone by the end of September.
Wirral University Teaching Hospital has been recognised as a high-quality training environment for healthcare scientists after achieving national accreditation across both its respiratory and cardiology services.
A planning application seeks to add one bedroom and a resident to an existing house of multiple occupation in Wallasey by combining two vacant second-floor rooms.
The annual event sees people come together to build a giant pyramid from bricks containing the ashes of loved ones, with this year's ceremony taking place on Saturday 21 November. Events will take place during the day at Future Yard, with a party later at night.
The club's new stand, converted from a shipping container and painted in yellow and blue, replaces an existing covered area deemed 'no longer fit for purpose'. It will house 63 spectators and completely replace the old one.
A campaign by Wirral Council, Love Where You Live has been relaunched. The campaign celebrates environmental and community volunteers across the Wirral. A launch at Mayer Park, Bebington, celebrated the campaign's comeback with Friends of Mayer Park.
An 11-year-old girl from the Wirral, Alice Holland, was last seen at 11:25 today in the Moreton Cross area. Police are looking for the missing girl, who is slim and white, with dark blonde hair with highlights.
A new opera, Flames of Penyberth, will explore the story of a Wallasey-born Welsh nationalist, Sanders Lewis, who set fire to an RAF base built in Penyberth in 1936. The story will be told in flashbacks, with the three men involved telling the story of the attack and the events.
A 46-year-old man from Heswall has been sentenced after reversing a telehandler over a colleague at an Ellesmere Port construction site, killing him. Michael Nixon was sentenced to three months in prison, suspended for 12 months.
Volunteers from the New Brighteners and Wirral Wombles have collected thousands of steel canisters from local streets, raising £67.20 from brass valves alone for Jackson's Animal Rescue. They have ongoing money to collect from scrapyards, with further donations to go to the animal rescue.
Volunteer lifeboat crew responded to two emergency callouts, completed two successful assessments, and witnessed the partial solar eclipse from the River Mersey during a packed Wednesday on August 12.
