Artist behind 'Banksy' artworks linked to 'toxic' beach row unmasked The community has been split over the future of Hoylake beach since Wirral Council stopped clearing the sand in 2019 Liverpool Echo · Dec 20, 2022
People will need ID to vote in the next election for the first time The government is bringing in the new requirements ahead of next May's local elections Liverpool Echo · Dec 18, 2022
Wirral man 'fell' into owning region's oldest gay sauna 'by chance' Andrew Reynolds has had to adapt the business to keep up with the rise of dating apps Liverpool Echo · Dec 15, 2022
The cost of living support available in Wirral for those struggling Council leader Janette Williamson said: “It doesn’t matter who you are or where you live. If you need support...you are not alone.” Liverpool Echo · Dec 14, 2022
When to put your bins out as Wirral collections resume after strikes Biffa waste workers have carried out a week of industrial action Liverpool Echo · Dec 9, 2022
Most and least deprived areas in Merseyside mapped An ONS map shows contrasting living standards across the region Liverpool Echo · Dec 9, 2022
Application linked to controversial green belt homes rejected Leverhulme said the plans would improve public access to the countryside but Wirral Council criticised a lack of detail and information Liverpool Echo · Dec 8, 2022
Flood risk rises in Sefton and Wirral Large parts of the coastline are at risk of going underwater in the next 30 years Liverpool Echo · Dec 7, 2022
Fears education proposals could dismantle 'state schools as we know it' The comments came during a discussion of children's services and schools by Wirral Council Liverpool Echo · Dec 6, 2022
Council leader criticised for not addressing local issues in fierce debate Wirral Conservative leader Tom Anderson called a vote on new voter ID rules "Labour virtue signalling from central office" Liverpool Echo · Dec 6, 2022
Nine schools labelled 'high risk and vulnerable' over poor standards Most concerning at these schools, pupil safeguarding is “ineffective and there may be concerns about pupils’ safety and wellbeing” Liverpool Echo · Dec 5, 2022
Neighbour rivalry sparked street's Christmas 'winter wonderland' It's arguably the most festive street in Wirral Liverpool Echo · Dec 1, 2022
Report finds there are no 'outstanding' care homes across Wirral Compared its neighbours Liverpool and Sefton, Wirral has almost double the care homes requiring improvement Liverpool Echo · Nov 29, 2022
'Impressive' home that's first of its kind for sale in Merseyside It makes up a new development in a sought after location Liverpool Echo · Nov 26, 2022
Liverpool Echo · Nov 25, 2022 Christmas market with chalets and grotto coming to Wirral The market will take place each weekend leading up to Christmas
Liverpool Echo · Nov 25, 2022 Wirral restaurant 'truly gutted' after announcing it's permanently closing "It's a very, very hard decision after all the hard work a business takes"
Liverpool Echo · Nov 23, 2022 Thousands have their say on controversial beach row that split town The council will now review two options which would see parts of the beach kept clear before going back to the public
Liverpool Echo · Nov 21, 2022 Hundreds protest against controversial plans to build 240 homes One councillor told protestors: “Leverhulme have got a fight on their hands and we are with you.”
Liverpool Echo · Nov 20, 2022 People shutting up shop in area caught between developments "There's no point setting people up on the high street if you can't keep them there.”
Liverpool Echo · Nov 18, 2022 Liverpool community hub where geeks and gamers 'feel at home' Geek Retreat also has venues in Wirral, Chester and Warrington
Liverpool Echo · Nov 16, 2022 'Overbearing' flats for the elderly refused by council The 37 flats would have been built next to a roundabout but Wirral Council said it would have a "detrimental impact" on the area
Liverpool Echo · Nov 13, 2022 Merseyside's 'irreplaceable' movie rental store on being 'one of the last' and competing with Netflix The store was founded in 1995 and offers over 14,000 films - "six times" more than Netflix
Liverpool Echo · Nov 10, 2022 Dozens of warm hubs proposed to tackle cost of living crisis More than 60 warm hubs have been proposed by Wirral Council
Liverpool Echo · Nov 9, 2022 Wirral to lose one MP as battle lines for next general election redrawn Margaret Greenwood, Wirral West's MP, could see her majority cut into if more Conservative areas join her constituency as Wirral South is broken up
Liverpool Echo · Nov 9, 2022 Campaigners prepare to fight 'doubly hard' against 240 homes on farm Developers say they will "provide beautiful homes" but the plans for more than 1,000 in total have been opposed by thousands