St Mary's Catholic College completes major energy efficiency upgrade programme
A Wallasey secondary school has installed solar panels and LED lighting expected to save more than £77,000 per year in energy costs.
A Wallasey secondary school has installed solar panels and LED lighting expected to save more than £77,000 per year in energy costs.
The two-day festival takes place on July 18 and 19, with ticket prices starting from £12.50 for children and £40 for adults.
Despite 83% of residents backing a premium scheme, Wirral Council's committee voted for a cheaper alternative using coloured tarmac instead of bespoke tiles in New Ferry regeneration project.
Residents at Lezayre Nursing Home in Egerton Park spent an afternoon with visiting dogs from a local doggy daycare, bringing back memories for lifelong pet owners now living in care.
Pupils, education leaders and project partners gathered to sign a steel beam as construction of the new three-storey secondary school in Wallasey progresses towards its 2028 completion.
Children's Minister Josh MacAlister toured a We Are Juno home on the Wirral this week ahead of announcing major reforms to the foster care system. He praised the home's approach to care and wants it to be replicated all over England.
Friends of Victoria Quarter secured nearly £11,000 from The National Lottery Community Fund in 2024. Since then, they've been restoring neglected street planters and boosting biodiversity across the Victoria Quarter.
Wirral Council has approved £2 million in funding for Birkenhead Park to support restoration work and boost its case for UNESCO World Heritage Site status. Liverpool City Region's Destination Partnership called the investment a "significant step forward" in a statement.
Alison McGovern spent the weekend meeting volunteers and staff at two community organisations in Birkenhead.
Plans to demolish Liscard's Dominick House have been delayed after Wirral Council said the application lacked enough detail. The council ruled that prior approval is needed before demolition can go ahead, putting the plans on hold again.
Care leavers in Wirral have formed a walking group to improve their mental health while raising hundreds of pounds for the Epilepsy Society after one of their members was diagnosed with the condition.
A garden originally displayed at the RHS Flower Show at Tatton Park has been extended with a new butterfly meadow and woodland walk at Clatterbridge Hospital.
I AM ME Collective CIC has opened a new headquarters offering dance, music, art and wellbeing programmes for young people aged 11 to 25, with a Crowdfunder campaign launched to fully equip the space.
Ema Wilkes, founder of Neo Community, will travel to four European countries to research how communities can move beyond crisis support towards long-term solutions. She is funded by the Churchill Fellowship.
Seven of the country's ten most depressed areas are in Wirral, with nearly a third of Birkenhead Central residents living with depression according to House of Commons library data.
Wallasey Cricket Club secured a draw away at Rainhill while other local sides enjoyed mixed fortunes in the Liverpool and District Cricket Competition.