News

The family of a US airman killed in action over Saughall Massie during World War II have been traced by local councillor, Chris Blakeley.  

News that two new stations will be built in Liverpool and Kirkby have been met with disbelief in Moreton, as a long-awaited train station between the growing town and Meols, is pushed back yet again.

There are renewed calls for the Wirral’s Cabinet to kill off plans to privatise two of the Borough’s golf courses, following further talks arranged by the new Chair of the Council’s Environment Committee, Councillor Tom Anderson.

News that Wirral is to receive a share of the new £1.8 billion for the NHS has been welcomed by Councillors.

One of Wirral's local green spaces is under threat after the Ditton Local Nature Reserve was advertised for sale by the land owners.

Residents in Wirral are being urged to take part in the Council’s survey of public open spaces, including play areas, parks, promenades and allotments.

The deadline for the questionnaire to be completed is 5pm on Wednesday 31 July 2019.

A review of local authority audits and whether they are spotting warning signs early enough, has been welcomed by the Chair of the council’s Audit and Risk Committee, Councillor Jeff Green.

All schools and colleges in Wirral will be offered mental health training as part of the national plan to provide more ‘joined up’ care. 

Wirral Councillors have voted to end the Town Hall’s failing newspaper, the ‘Wirral View’, first published in October 2016.

The publication, which has been blighted by distribution issues and criticism from residents since it’s inception, has, so far, cost the Authority £402,000.

Thank you to those residents who have been in touch with local councillors Ian Lewis, Lesley Rennie and Paul Hayes following the decision by brewery Greene King to introduce parking charges at The Lighthouse and The Nelson pubs