THE Open Championship may be over but the events that made it what it was are sure to be relived for years to come. As with any big event, a lot of planning and organisation from organisers the R&A, Wirral Council and local businesses and
WE all go to dramatic lengths for the things we love but one Wirral author knows more than most what it takes to follow your dream. Nico Russell, from Spital, has sold the family silver, performed as a Polish folk singer – despite being unable
HGOUSEHOLDERS are being warned of the dangers of not taking care when cooking after several kitchen fires in Wirral. Figures out this week show there were 16 such fires in June and the public are warned to take extra care when preparing food.
THE Globe is once again offering charities in the area the chance to apply for a Gannett grant, with between £5,000 and £10,000 on offer. Gannett is the parent company of Newsquest, owners of the Globe. And we are again looking to support charities
CHESTER Zoo has welcomed a rare pudu fawn - the world’s smallest species of deer. The baby pudu, which keepers have named Selene, is part of a European conservation breeding programme to protect the species. Native to the temperate rainforests
WIRRAL Paramedics have joined colleagues across the Northwest in voting for industrial action as part of an ongoing dispute over cover and allowances. It follows a ballot by the GMB union in which 94% of members voted in favour. Discussions
A WIRRAL marine injured on duty in Afghanistan is urging Globe readers to take part in a Lights Out fundraising challenge to commemorate the centenary of the First World War. Lance Corporal Pete Dunning from Wallasey was on tour with the Royal
TRANMERE Rovers' boss Rob Edwards is preparing his squad for what promises to be a testing pre-season match against Premier League giants Everton at Prenton Park tonight. He said the game, which kicks off at 7.45pm, will be the ideal test for his
HUNDREDS of people were given fire safety information as part of work to use police quad bikes and 4 x 4 vehicles along the coastline during The Open tournament in Hoylake. Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service and Merseyside Police joined forces
AS thousands of people are expected to descend on Liverpool for the Giant Spectacular, people visiting, working or living in the city are being advised to plan ahead and leave plenty of time for their journey. The highly anticipated Memories of
DETECTIVES are appealing for witnesses to an assault outside a Wirral pub that left a 56-year-old man with head injuries. Police were called to the Soft Rock Bar in Wallasey Road, Wallasey, on the night of Friday, June 27 following reports that
