Wirral Council has served an enforcement notice demanding three Traveller families remove caravans, static homes and all associated infrastructure from green belt land on Townshend Avenue in Irby.
Wirral Council have explained their reasoning behind potentially moving to collect green wheelie bins every three weeks, as well as the current bin consultation.
The 'Libraries for All' strategy aims to strengthen libraries as community hubs, and will be decided on at a council meeting on October 22.
Wirral Council is considering acquiring newly built houses at the Northstone development.
Wirral Council is consulting on plans to empty household waste bins less frequently, from every two to three weeks.
Councillors vote six to three against Premier Inn extension that would have replaced the historic Glegg Arms pub.
Councillors are set to vote on the Wirral Plan 2027-31, which includes targets for housebuilding, a balanced budget by 2028, and World Heritage status for Birkenhead Park.
Residents have expressed fear that land on Woodlands Road, close to the Irby traveller site on Towshend Avenue could turn into a similar site after parts of the land was recently sold.
A meeting held at Wallasey Town Hall on October 1 saw over 30 Irby residents gather to express concerns over the Townshend Avenue traveller site.
Wirral Council has highlighted progress on housing delivery across the Wirral, including increased affordable homes and support for those at risk of homelessness.
Wirral Council has launched a consultation on redesigning the Broadway roundabout at the junction with Kings Road.
Wirral Council has approved a deal enabling the Cherry Tree shopping centre to buy and demolish the derelict Dominick House office block in central Liscard. Councillors have welcomed the 'beginning of the end' for the building, hoping for retailers, local and national, to come to Liscard.
Councillors unanimously voted against granting access to council land for surveys related to the controversial £5 billion carbon capture pipeline project. Peak Cluster can still request access to the land if they obtain a warrant from the magistrates' court.
Wirral Council wants to sell the freehold of the vacant Dominick House building to the owners of Liscard’s Cherry Tree Shopping Centre. The building has been empty since 2018, with 43 years remaining on the lease. Prospect Estates, the current leaseholder, cannot develop it.
Wirral Council has issued a Temporary Stop Notice on a traveller site in Irby where three families have bought green belt land and begun construction work, as local MP Matthew Patrick calls for urgent action to prevent 'irreparable damage'.
A council employee suffered a fractured collarbone and broken ribs when a stepladder gave way as he tried to access a loft space at a Heswall site. Investigations found that ladder use was not monitored, and badly-conditioned ladders were still in operation. The council was fined £6,000.
