Wirral Council votes to request bailout to plug budget gap despite Tory opposition Labour called on the Conservatives "for fairer funding for Wirral before it's too late" Liverpool Echo · Oct 11, 2022
Plugging the budget gap, warm homes target and other big decisions facing Wirral Council "To balance the budget and control our costs means we will have to make some difficult decisions" Liverpool Echo · Oct 10, 2022
Man, 45, arrested after cars set on fire while homeowners slept Firefighters put out cars that had been set alight in Wirral Liverpool Echo · Oct 10, 2022
Stagecoach's response to bringing back 'essential' night bus At one time, using the service was considered a rite of passage Liverpool Echo · Oct 8, 2022
Armed police surround street after men 'with gun' act suspiciously Eyewitnesses saw armed police surround a street in Wirral Liverpool Echo · Oct 4, 2022
Mum sheds seven stone after being diagnosed with illness that killed her brother Jean Price, from Wirral, dropped from a dress size 26 to 12 after taking her health into her own hands and now enjoys activities she could only dream of, such as skydiving Daily Mirror · Oct 3, 2022
Merseyside fire service struggling with 'enormous financial difficulties' Labour councillors Brian Kenny and Gill Wood said: “The fire and rescue sector cannot resolve the current difficulties without national Government support” Liverpool Echo · Oct 3, 2022
Animal rescue centre issues plea as owners threaten to 'feed pets to dogs' Jackson's Animal Rescue may have to close its Merseyside centre Liverpool Echo · Oct 3, 2022
MP demands government meeting as Wirral Council faces possible bankruptcy over deficit "This is a crisis made in Westminster, not Wirral" Liverpool Echo · Oct 3, 2022
Two 12-year-old girls knocked down by car as they were crossing the road The youngsters - who have been taken to hospital - were said to be crossing the road when the accident happened earlier this evening. The driver stopped immediately and called an ambulance say witnesses Daily Mirror · Oct 2, 2022
Two Wirral schools up for closure 'saved' after community campaign "I would hate to see anybody else, any other community be put through this as it’s been absolute hell" Liverpool Echo · Sep 30, 2022
Council leader accused of 'deliberately painting worst case scenario' over growing deficit Wirral's Greens criticised the handling of council finances but Labour say rising inflation is to blame Liverpool Echo · Sep 30, 2022
Council deficit balloons to £49m with vote asking for bailout expected soon Asked if a bankruptcy declaration is possible, Cllr Williamson said there were no plans to, adding “people didn’t vote us in to abdicate responsibility" Liverpool Echo · Sep 30, 2022
Children born in richer areas of Wirral could live 12 years longer than those in poorer areas Beverley Murray from the Wirral Intelligence Service said the gap between Wirral and England for life expectancy was currently “the widest gap we have seen since we started recording this data" Liverpool Echo · Sep 29, 2022
Irish Mirror · Sep 22, 2022 Locksmith warns homeowners over 'new burglary trick' that 'takes seconds' Lynton Christian, a locksmith based in Wirral, said he has seen the new method being used multiple times
Liverpool Echo · Sep 21, 2022 Woman flies to Turkey after UK dentist quotes £19k for treatment Sally Murphy said she would have to get a second mortgage to be able to afford the treatment in the UK
Liverpool Echo · Sep 15, 2022 Sixth form received £1.6 million to build new classrooms and study spaces Councillor Kathy Hodson, Chair of Wirral Council’s education committee said: “This will go some way to redress any issues after what has been a challenging time for schools over lockdown"
Liverpool Echo · Sep 13, 2022 Monkeypox 'here to stay' says Liverpool sexual health charity 370 people in Liverpool have been vaccinated so far with vaccines remaining in short supply across the UK
Liverpool Echo · Sep 12, 2022 Wirral Council cancels meetings over death of Queen Elizabeth II One meeting is still going ahead as it deals with active license reviews as councillors pay tribute to the late monarch
Liverpool Echo · Sep 10, 2022 People struggling with cost of living can get help from these local groups Community groups have been doing all they can to support those in need but predict it will get worse
Liverpool Echo · Sep 9, 2022 Mayor of Wirral hails 'exceptional' Queen as old tradition returns "We have lost a much-loved and respected Sovereign who, for 70 years, demonstrated an extraordinary sense of duty and devotion to our country, people and to public service."
Liverpool Echo · Sep 6, 2022 Wirral mum sets up own animal sanctuary and now cares for more than 100 animals "I'd save every animal in the world if I could."
Liverpool Echo · Sep 5, 2022 Council leader says Tory proposals are 'short-sighted' and 'cruel' The Conservatives proposed last week to use £8.3 million of Wirral Council reserves to help residents but Labour say this is "nothing more than a stunt"
Liverpool Echo · Sep 5, 2022 Council sexual health budget cut by £400,000 since 2013 Over that period, chlamydia detection decreased and gonorrhoea numbers doubled between 2012 and 2019
Liverpool Echo · Sep 5, 2022 Female only court plans could come to Wirral after scheme success PCC Emily Spurrell said: "There’s much more still to do and I am determined to waste no time"