More than 100,000 households across Wirral are being contacted as part of the council's annual electoral register update, with residents required by law to respond by 2 August.
The League Two club has brought in experienced forward Tom Ince on a two-year deal, alongside left-back Olly Scott and two youngsters from Burnley.
Waste company Biffa has been awarded a new contract for bin collection and street cleansing services across Wirral that could last until 2043 and be worth nearly £350m.
Shaun Murphy, 47, of Rockybank Road, Tranmere, has been charged with attempted murder after a 52-year-old man was hit by a car in Neston. Police are also keen to speak to a man riding a bike in the area, the driver of a white Fiat 500 that was at the scene, and members of the public who helped.
Vue Birkenhead has launched a Summer Family Passport Book. Children can collect a stamp every time they watch one of the family releases on the programme. Those who share the passport book online can be in with a chance to win a £25 Vue gift card. There are also screenings aimed at different ages.
Charles Martin, believed to be one of the oldest people in the region, was treated to balloons, decorations and cake by Ward 27 staff at the Wirral hospital. Charles still does his own shopping and enjoys everyday activities with support staff.
Phoenix Futures Wirral Residential Service has been upgraded from good to outstanding by the Care Quality Commission following a January inspection.
Residents and councillors have hit out at a controversial application to turn a detached house on Westbank Road into a large HMO for up to six families sharing one kitchen.
A man in his 20s is in hospital with serious injuries after being struck by a car on Woodchurch Road on Saturday evening. He is in a stable condition despite his injuries.
The 25-year-old Olympic gold medallist helped Team England's relay squad to second place on the opening night of the Glasgow Games. Freya Anderson is also from Birkenhead.
Wirral Council's new plan sets out key milestones, including UNESCO status for Birkenhead Park, a move to cabinet-style decision-making, and a commitment to balance the books by 2028.
Councillor Jerry Williams has provided his latest update as Heritage Champion, highlighting progress on conservation areas, local listings and Birkenhead Park's World Heritage Site bid. He has served for 17 years as Wirral's Heritage Champion; he helps with heritage and conservation projects.
Families can combine reading with the great outdoors when Wirral Libraries hosts a special event at Birkenhead Park on Saturday 1 August.
Writing on the Wall is urging creative writers to join them at upcoming writing sessions at Birkenhead Library. The sessions are running at the library and online from August until October, encouraging writers working on various projects to get feedback, share their work and connect with others.
Young people, families and youth organisations are being asked to help shape the future of youth provision across Wirral through a new survey launched by the Wirral Youth Alliance. They want responses from those aged 11 to 19 and up to 25 where the criteria is met.
James Dean, 45, was discovered by police with cash in his pockets, socks on his hands and underwear over his face after breaking into St Peter's Catholic Primary School in Noctorum. He was jailed for two years and eight months.
