Wallasey launches its first Squirrel Drey as 11 young scouts make their promise
The 12th Wallasey Scout Group has welcomed 11 children aged four and five to the area's first Squirrel Drey group.
Community
Wirral Trusts wear red cards to support anti-racism NHS campaign
Wirral University Teaching Hospital and Wirral Community Health and Care staff wore red cards to support an anti-racism campaign in the NHS.
Bebington leisure centre to host half-term balance bike classes to help children learn to bike ride
Bikeability sessions at The Oval Leisure Centre will teach young children core cycling skills during the October break.
Wirral man secures permanent employment at hotel chain through Wirral Met and Premier Inn training scheme
Birkenhead man Matty Collins has become the first person to secure local employment through a supported internship scheme for young people with special educational needs and disabilities.
200 supporters of St John's Hospice brave wind and rain for New Brighton twilight walk
Around 200 people took on the elements for the Glow with the Flow charity walk along the promenade.
Bromborough flavour company donates £75,000 to Claire House to mark 10th anniversary
JPL Flavours celebrated its milestone birthday with a charity darts event at its new £11 million headquarters, and it also promised £75,000 to Claire House Hospice.
Autism Together to hold Remembrance Day service at historic Bromborough church
Autism Together is hosting a Remembrance Day service at a Bromborough Pool church next month.
Woodchurch Estate bonfire cancelled after charity organisers pull out of event after facing "numerous challenges"
One of Merseyside's biggest bonfires has been cancelled after Woodchurch Connect pulled out of organising the event.
Wirral Council to decide on five-year library strategy next week
The 'Libraries for All' strategy aims to strengthen libraries as community hubs, and will be decided on at a council meeting on October 22.
UK government apologises for mishandling of stillborn baby burials after Wirral woman's campaign
Health Secretary Yvette Cooper has issued a formal apology to parents whose stillborn babies were buried in mass graves. The campaign led by Greasby resident Gina Jacobs.
Staff across Wirral charities and community groups create free accredited training course to teach volunteers
Wirral CVS is offering fully funded places on an accredited training qualification for staff who deliver training to volunteers.
Liverpool Mayor shares hopes for Wirral buses as New St Helens network celebrates 1 million journeys
Liverpool Mayor Steve Rotheram shared his enthusiasm over Wirral buses soon coming under public control, after announcing the new St Helen's network passed 1 million journeys.
Seacombe couple used to get their post from Royal Mail 'like clockwork' but now that's all changed, they say
A couple living in Seacombe have said they haven't received their post as normal since July 2026. They've had delays waiting for important documents for work and health.
Birkenhead Men's mental health charity holds creative workshops to help men open up about mental health
Wirral Council's Lifelong Learning Service has been delivering art sessions to Men Too members to help with emotional wellbeing and stress.
Wallasey AC runners claim top two spots at BTR Wirral 10K in New Brighton
Joseph Boden and Oliver Chadwick from Wallasey AC took first and second place At the BTR Wirral 10k on October 11.
Heswall mums launch playdate café on Pensby Road to tackle parental loneliness
Crumbs and Cuddles will open on October 19 offering a space for parents and grandparents to connect while children play.