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Thank you to those residents who have been in touch with us since the brewery Greene King decided to introduce parking charges at The Lighthouse and The Nelson.

Later this month, councillors in Wirral will decide whether to declare a Climate Emergency. This follows last year’s non-violent protests by Extinction Rebellion against climate breakdown, biodiversity loss, and the risk of human extinction and ecological collapse.

New laws banning older tyres on large vehicles to improve road safety could be introduced later this year. Tyres aged 10 years and older would be banned from use on buses, coaches, lorries and minibuses in new proposals being consulted on from this week.

Wirral Council's plan to transfer the running of two popular municipal golf courses to a private operator have been put on hold, after concerns were raised by players and councillors at a special council meeting.

The new Chairman of Wirral Council's Environment Committee has called for more action to tackle air pollution.

Plans by Wirral’s Labour Cabinet to privatise two of the Borough’s public golf courses have been called in by opposition councillors.

This year's World Oceans Day takes place on Saturday 8th June and to mark the day, a coastal litter pick has been organised in Wallasey.

A fresh attempt is being made to end Wirral Council’s support for the controversial ‘Hoylake Golf Resort’, following the recent local election results.

For those who weren’t watching, or, let’s be honest, had better things to do, the council elections in Wirral have brought change to an organisation that, for too long, seemed immune to public opinion.