Plans submitted to turn abandoned security hut into breakfast bar in Prenton
A vacant building on an industrial estate could become a takeaway serving workers if planners approve the application.
A vacant building on an industrial estate could become a takeaway serving workers if planners approve the application.
Up to 450 new homes could be built on farmland off Poulton Road, with documents submitted to Wirral Council ahead of a full planning application.
Plans have been submitted for urgent conservation work to the Grade II* listed Birkenhead Cenotaph in Hamilton Square.
A three-bedroom semi-detached property on Raeburn Avenue could become a 24-hour care home for up to two children aged seven to 17. Plans were submitted this month, with no major changes, but a dedicated team of six carers would be employed.
Green Party councillors say they broadly support plans to build new homes on the former Lubrizol Chemical Works site but have reservations about access to shops, schools and public transport. A portion of the homes will be affordable homes, which is welcomed.
A joint application has been submitted to redevelop the Carlett Oil & Fuel Storage Depot site next to Eastham Lodge Golf Club, with all 136 homes designated as affordable housing. Plans state the Wirral has a demand of 687 homes a year, and the plans would create jobs during three years of building.
New documents reveal fresh details of McCarthy & Stone's proposals to build 46 retirement apartments on the former civic centre and library site on Allport Lane.
The Grade II listed former school building will undergo roof repairs, spire conservation and solar panel installation after securing government heritage funding. The Lyceum Building will benefit from almost half a million pounds in funding. Plans are to carry out repairs on the roof and spire.
Housebuilder Vistry has applied to build more than 500 homes, including an extra care facility on a 35-acre site in Bromborough. They want to make the area more affordable with cheaper housing and improve the environment.
A planning application seeks to add one bedroom and a resident to an existing house of multiple occupation in Wallasey by combining two vacant second-floor rooms.
The club's new stand, converted from a shipping container and painted in yellow and blue, replaces an existing covered area deemed 'no longer fit for purpose'. It will house 63 spectators and completely replace the old one.
Popular Merseyside food and drinks operator could open a seasonal site at North Wirral Coastal Country Park if councillors approve plans this week. The Bus Yard plans seek to open between April and August each year at North Wirral Coastal Park, New Brighton.
The former Rocky's gym on Argyle Street, which has attracted concerns about anti-social behaviour, will be converted into accommodation aimed at young professionals, through a 24-bedroom HMO. Wirral Council approved the plans, which were submitted in June.
A planning application has been submitted to convert a family home on Bolton Road East into accommodation for up to two looked-after children aged eight to 18.
An application to convert a six-bedroom property on Westbank Road into a House in Multiple Occupation for up to 22 people has been submitted to Wirral Council.
Work is beginning on detailed plans for improvements to Liscard town centre, with a £3.4 million public realm scheme funded through the Local Regeneration Fund.