Wirral cancer charity in Claughton to close after 38 years of service
The Holistic Cancer Centre in Claughton, which has supported thousands of cancer patients since 1988, will shut its doors after 38 years.
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Woodchurch driver banned from roads after testing positive for cocaine
A Wirral motorist has been disqualified from driving for 12 months after testing positive for cocaine while driving on Wallasey Bridge Road.
Memorial tree sculpture unveiled at Arrowe Park Hospital in tribute to organ donors
A striking metal oak tree sculpture has been unveiled at Arrowe Park Hospital, providing a permanent place to remember organ donors and their families.
Liscard man arrested and e-bikes seized after anti-social behaviour reports in New Brighton
A 22-year-old Liscard man was arrested on suspicion of drug driving after police responded to reports of a group riding e-bikes in an anti-social manner.
Birkenhead-built Royal Daffodil ferry sets sail in first voyage
The new Royal Daffodil set off on its maiden voyage across the Mersey today (September 22).
Liscard town centre affordable housing plans moving forward
Wirral Council is seeking a development partner to build up to 100 affordable homes on the site of demolished municipal offices in central Liscard.
Emergency repairs planned for Birkenhead War Memorial after survey reveals safety hazards
Plans have been submitted for urgent conservation work to the Grade II* listed Birkenhead Cenotaph in Hamilton Square.
Adult pantomime Tinderella is coming to New Brighton's Floral Pavilion in 2027
A raunchy adult pantomime reimagining the Cinderella story for the dating app generation is heading to the Floral Pavilion next year. The show is called Tinderella and will be at the theatre on 24 February, with the performance starting at 7:30 pm. Tickets cost £30.
Coastguard deem search for paraglider off Wirral coast false alarm as nothing found
A search was launched between Leasowe and New Brighton after reports of a paraglider in difficulty, but nothing was found, and the sighting is believed to have been a drone.
New Brighton hardware store staff left 'in tears' after graffiti vandalism attack
Rightway DIY on Victoria Road was covered in pink and blue paint overnight, with staff discovering the damage on Monday morning. The graffiti said Flying Dutchman Local, but managing director David Clarke doesn't believe the other store is involved. He said staff were 'in tears' over the attack.
Peak Cluster pipeline route revised as consultation on Wirral changes will occur in January
The carbon capture scheme has amended 15% of its proposed route following consultation feedback, though plans for a large above-ground facility near Meols remain unchanged. Wirral residents and councillors remain opposed to the pipeline. The council rejected access to land for Peak Cluster surveys.
Cast announced for this year's Christmas pantomime at the Floral Pavilion
CBBC's James Mackenzie, Blood Brothers star Sean Jones and radio presenter Scott Gallagher will lead the cast of Aladdin at New Brighton's Floral Pavilion this Christmas.
Homeless Wirral man jailed after shoplifting over £400 of goods from Wirral stores
Peter Croft, 35, who is addicted to heroin and crack cocaine, told the court he had been stealing food and laundry products to survive after probation failed to find him housing. He was sentenced to a year-long suspended sentence with three months for four theft offences.
Upton woman, 29, took her own life, inquest concludes
Rebecca Louise Keate was found dead at her home in Upton in June. A coroner has recorded a verdict of suicide. She was 29-years-old, and her death was described as a "massive loss" in a GoFundMe post to support her family.
Woodchurch man arrested after goalposts stolen from Arrowe Park playing fields recovered at his home
A 29-year-old man from Woodchurch is in custody after goalposts were taken from the park and later recovered at a home nearby. The Arrowe Park playing fields were the victim of the theft, which was reported at 7:15 am on 21 September.
Serenades on Sundays concert series returns to Heswall this autumn
Three relaxed Sunday afternoon concerts are planned at Heswall United Reformed Church, featuring performances ranging from Italian songs to jazz vibraphone and turn-of-the-century coffee house music. There will be a concert each month on October 4, 1 November, and 6 December at 3 pm.