Around 50 people braved high winds to take to the water at Wallasey Beach Club while more than 150 visited throughout the afternoon to discuss the controversial carbon dioxide pipeline proposals on Saturday.
Overton Nursery and Pre-School Centre has been rated as meeting expected standards, with inspectors highlighting its calm learning environment and inclusive approach.
A free family fun day is coming to Ilchester Park on 11 July to celebrate six years of the Cradle to Career programme in North Birkenhead.
Local charity Wirral Ark is inviting primary schools across the borough to hold teddy-themed picnics on 10 July to raise funds and awareness for people experiencing homelessness.
Charlotte's Brightside, a community hub on Hope Street offering activities and support to local residents, has been awarded funding from the Morrisons Foundation for new equipment, furniture and resources.
Anthony Halliday has been honoured with two awards for his courage in attempting to save his brother Daniel, who was swept out to sea at Crosby Beach last year.
Breakers Sports Bar opens tomorrow with views over the promenade and Fort Perch Rock, offering live sports, pool, and interactive darts.
Crews believed to be linked to The Batman Part II have set up at the old Queensway Tunnel entrance on Rendel Street, with a Gotham City Police car visible on site.
A Wirral dental practice, Sunlight Dental, has introduced treatment plans for nervous children during appointments. Treatment includes familiarising children with equipment, staff, and appointment conduct, and allowing them to ask questions to reduce fear.
Campaigners opposing plans to run a pressurised carbon dioxide pipeline through Wirral are holding an awareness event at Wallasey Beach Club on Saturday.
Award-winning industrial refrigeration company Sure Solutions has been announced as Tranmere Rovers' new Front of Shirt Partner in a long-term deal. They were previously sponsored by Essar.
Year 6 pupils at St Alban's Catholic Primary School in Wallasey presented experiments exploring evolution, electricity and habitats at a science fair themed around creating a sustainable future.
A collection of artwork created by adult learners through Wirral Council's Lifelong Learning Service is on display at Birkenhead Park Visitor Centre until Sunday 5 July.
Wirral Council has allocated £2 million to restore heritage structures and improve visitor facilities at the Grade I listed park, which recently joined UNESCO's UK Industrial Heritage Trail.
Councillors will consider three design options for a £5.5 million highways and public realm improvement scheme on Bebington Road when they meet on 8 July.
More than 500 people took part in the Claire Bear 3K at Birkenhead Park, raising funds for Claire House Children's Hospice on Sunday. £16,000 was raised.
