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Dispersal Zone introduced in West Kirby
Police have introduced a Dispersal Zone in West Kirby following an increase in anti-social behaviour. The order will be in force from 4pm on Wednesday, 8 April, and remain in…
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Birkenhead area called an eyesore could become new social housing
The recently-revealed plans could see major changes close to a historic cemetery in Birkenhead.
Bad shots annoying West Derby residents living near padel site
Errant shots from padel courts in West Derby are causing problems for neighbouring residents who have raised concerns about a plan for a potential 18-hour alcohol licence. Last Spring, Liverpool’s…
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Plans submitted for social housing in Birkenhead
An area called an “eyesore” and “unkempt” could be turned into “attractive and appealing” social housing. The recently-revealed plans could see major changes close to a historic cemetery in Birkenhead.…
Three Wirral men jailed for County Lines drug supply
Three men have been jailed and four women sentenced for their part in a conspiracy to supply drugs that exploited children. Between June 2024 and July 2025, the group supplied…
St Anne Street subway could be bricked up in major upgrades
A pedestrian subway on St Anne Street in Liverpool could be removed as part of wide-ranging plans to revamp the wider Vauxhall area. As part of Liverpool Council’s wider new…
Wirral manufacturers set for £2.5m digital leap forward
Hundreds of manufacturers across Wirral are set to accelerate their digital transformation after the Government confirmed fresh funding for the Made Smarter programme. The £2.5m investment will unlock a new…
Anfield dessert shop boss vows to be good neighbour amid late night row
The owner of an Anfield dessert shop has vowed to be “a good neighbour” after admitting he did not know he needed a licence to trade late into the night.…
Wirral author shortlisted for major romance award
Wirral-based author Paola Santana is a contender for the 2026 RNA Joan Hessayon Award for New Writers for her novel, Playing with Fire. The book follows the story of Paige…
Radiographer ‘failed to consult patient before pulling down shorts’
A former radiographer at Liverpool’s leading children’s hospital has been removed from the health care professionals register after admitting he did not consult with a patient or their parents before…
Local teacher training provider expands offer
HFC Teacher Training, Bebington, has relaunched and expanded its provision to provide tailored training for future primary and secondary school teachers. Formerly Ignite Institute, HFC Teacher Training, which is part…
HMS Conway memorial window to be unveiled at Anglesey church
HMS Conway was a naval training school, often referred to as a school or training ship, established in 1859. The vessel was originally stationed on the River Mersey before being…
Police hunting for answers after Easter eggs stolen from Wirral flat
A police inspector in Wirral has urged people with information to get in touch
Handbag and Easter eggs stolen in Birkenhead burglary
Police are appealing for information after a flat was broken into on Monday, 6 April, in Birkenhead. At around 4.40am it was reported that a flat on Grange Road West…
Man charged following city centre altercation
A man has been charged following an altercation in Liverpool city centre on Monday, 6 April. Merseyside Police responded to reports of a fight between two males close to Clayton…
Hoylake’s new hotspot receives rave reviews
Tucked away on The Row on Market Street in Hoylake, Mr Smith’s Parlour is quickly becoming one of Wirral’s most talked-about dining spots. Blending vintage charm with modern culinary flair,…
Penalties prove decisive in Lairds derby clash
The Easter Monday derby fixture between Cammell Laird 1907 FC and Ashville was attended by over 260 spectators who were served up a great game. Lairds started the better and…
National Express 'snubs' Merseyside as three services axed
The changes will affect journeys in Liverpool and Wirral
Birkenhead's 'Wotsits Street' being reviewed
One councillor said Grange Road West “looks like orange plastic rubbish”
Two men charged following Easter egg shop theft in Wirral
Two men have been charged in connection with a series of shop thefts in Wirral after a haul of Easter eggs was found in their possession. On Friday, 27 March,…