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  • UKIP to hold public meeting in Wirral

    A PUBLIC meeting is to be held by UKIP on the Wirral this Saturday, March 15. The party's deputy leader, Paul Nuttall, will be the guest speaker at the event, which is free to attend. Mr Nuttall, who is a regular guest on national television

  • SNAPPED BY YOU: Marine Lake, West Kirby

    THIS week’s picture is of West Kirby boating lake by Ole Hansen. If you have a picture that you wish to be considered for publication on the letters page e-mail it to paul.heaps@wirralglobe.co.uk You can also share them on our Facebook page

  • Fears over fire service cuts

    HERE we go again, Merseyside Fire and Rescue has already lost 14 appliances (33%) since last September and further cuts planned due to yet more budget reductions. Instead of this piecemeal dismantling of the service, why doesn’t the Government

  • Nobody's happy about Benefits Street

    REGARDING your online article about Benefits Street, they also sent letters to everyone in my road in Birkenhead north. Nobody is happy about it and I intend to send them an email telling them where to go. Nobody in my house has ever claimed

  • 'Dangerous' proposals for West Kirby and Upton fire stations

    THE abolition of West Kirby and Upton fire stations is a very dangerous proposal. For once I think all political parties in West Wirral, as well as any chambers of trade and neighbourhood societies, should join forces to fight this ludicrous and

  • Outraged by 'sexist yobs'

    I AM enraged that there are people around who are crass and derogatory towards women these days. Yesterday, I was beeped at by two men in a car who were making a sexual gesture and calling to me as they went by. Frankly, I was fuming: how would

  • What a mess on the Wirral Way

    LIKE most dog-owners, I always clear up my animals, but lately there has been an increase in dog fouling on the Wirral Way. While walking to Thurstaston on Sunday, I was passed by a woman jogger with two dogs in tow. Both of these dogs fouled

  • Guidelines from history

    WITH regards to a few articles in the Globe, I must point out that Britain does not use metric measurements. Imperial measurements and miles are still the norm here and hopefully will remain so for many years. Metres and kilometres are not

  • Talented Wirral teen one step away from singing final

    A TEENAGE singing sensation who made her professional stage debut at the age of 11 has made it through to the area final of one of the UK’s largest singing competitions. Tabitha Jade Hayles, from Caldy, impressed judges at the Liverpool regional

  • Thanks to Wirral hospital staff

    MY son was admitted to children's Accident & Emergency unit on February 24, and was treated as a precautionary measure which involved staying overnight on the children's ward, as well as receiving "Hospital at Home" care for the rest of the week

  • Message for Wirral dog owners: "clean up after your pets"

    WHILE jogging along the promenade from Egremont Ferry towards New Brighton, I was disgusted to see, at regular intervals, piles of dog mess. I would be fascinated to hear what the owners of the guilty animals (who's guilty the dog or its owner?

  • Wirral politicians to champion Living Wage

    LOW paid workers in Wirral could soon see a boost to their earnings after senior politicians agreed to champion the Living Wage. Birkenhead MP Frank Field and the leader of Wirral Council, Cllr Phil Davies, have launched a strategy in the hope

  • Young Wirral kickboxer needs your help for world championship

    A YOUNG Wirral kickboxer has won the chance to represent his country again in a world championship - and needs Globe readers to help get him there. Callum Glover, 15, from Birkenhead, has been kickboxing since he was seven years old and is dedicated