A GUNMAN who terrified random strangers on the streets of Merseyside has been put behind bars indefinitely. One of the men he brandished the gun at was so petrified that he ran off and escaped by scaling a six foot high wall and arrived at
A WIRRAL MP wants the Olympic Torch to pass through the borough when it tours the country next year. Esther McVey, Conservative Member of Parliament for Wirral West, made the suggestion during a meeting of the London Organizing Committee for
A RECENTLY-opened stretch of New Brighton promenade dedicated to one of Wirral's most decorated heroes, will be exposed to a litter blitz and dog dirt because litter bins have been excluded from the design, local councillor Sue Taylor has warned. The
THOUSANDS of walkers braved the elements this weekend for the borough’s annual Coastal Walk. The event, which has now been taking place for more than 25 years, saw around 4,500 participants walk Wirral’s coastline to raise cash for charity. And despite
WIRRAL'S Labour group is back in charge of the borough after a year of opposition. Councillor Steve Foulkes was voted as the council's new leader as Lib-Dems opted to back neither Labour nor Conservative at the meeting of annual council on Monday. With
