TWO Wirral community volunteers have retired after 19 year's service. Wirral's Police Commander Chief Superintendent Jon Ward presented Fred and Alison Westcott with a retirement gift, thanked them for all their hard work over the years and
THE SAIL hotel project in West Kirby - recommended to be “postponed” for 18 months - has instead been given a further six months to find funding. Wirral Council’s ruling cabinet committee last week rejected advice from civic officers to cancel a “lock
CHESTER Zoo’s latest arrival is real hot stuff. Weighing just 85g the baby chick is the first Humboldt Penguin (Spheniscus humoldti) to arrive this year. Arriving after a 40 day incubation period, the little chick will remain in the nest for the next
WIRRAL council has voted in favour of culture secretary Andy Burnham’s inquiry into its library closure plan. During a heated meeting at Wallasey Town Hall on Monday night, the Labour and Liberal Democrats supported an amended Conservative
Firefighters have pledged to make every home in Wirral safer from fire in the next 12 months. The bold statement has been made as Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service steps up its Home Fire Safety Check campaign. The service is now in its 10th year of
The sport of shooting is, as sports go, the most controlled of all by legislation and regulation, and this is before we even get to the rules of the sport itself. Now, the Home Office have just published the figures for Firearm certificates
ALDERMAN Gordon Williams MBE died peacefully at home last week after a short illness. Mr Williams was born in 1921 and later attended Birkenhead Institute. In his youth he played rugby with Old Instonians and Birkenhead Park. During
