THE bosses of Merseyside’s two biggest bus firms have blamed recent poor punctuality on roadworks, claiming the last year has been the worst in a 'long time.' The chiefs of the areas’s Stagecoach and Arriva services have called for council highways
CRAIG Holland scored all of Chinnor's points as they came out on top against Caldy in windy conditions at Paton Field as Caldy's poor form continued having now not won in the league since December 8. An injury crisis at the club was added to when
RAINHILL Town opened up a six-point gap at the top of the West Cheshire League's Division One following a hard fought 2-1 result over Vauxhall Motors Reserves. Efforts from Stephen Melville and Alex McMillan saw Town over the line with Tom Davies
THE charitable work of a Wirral care home has been recognised with a special community award. The Hazelwell, a residential, nursing, palliative and respite care home in Heswall, which opened in the summer of 2016, has supported YMCA Wirral for two
IT was a cool blustery morning in Birkenhead Park for this week's Winter Flyers but, thankfully, the rain held off. The tournament was won by Port Sunlight Village and Works Nick Woodward who had his first win in the Flyers for quite some time.
Birkenhead Park 41, De La Salle 0 BIRKENHEAD Park gained a third consecutive victory in North 1 West with another maximum return against basement outfit De La Salle. De La Salle put up strong resistance and Park were made to work hard throughout
TWO men have been arrested after a man suffered serious head injuries in Birkenhead. Emergency services were called at around 2.55pm on Monday, January 14 to the junction of Exmouth Street and Claughton Road following reports that something had
A JURY has been sworn in for the trial of Hillsborough match commander David Duckenfield. Seven men and seven women were selected from a panel of 29 at Preston Crown Court on Tuesday to serve as a jury of 12, with two extra people who will sit through
THE artwork by Sir Peter Blake which adorns the Snowdrop ferry will be retained say Mersey Ferry bosses. Snowdrop was set to return to her original paintwork in coming weeks but bosses say that the Everybody Razzle Dazzle artwork will stay until
WOULD you consider paying a little extra in Council Tax to help increase the number of police on our streets? That's the question posed in a public consultation taking place on police funding and plans to recruit 40 more officers. The survey
PARENTS are angry after being told their children attending a Wirral primary school will not be given a hot meal if they already owe dinner money. A letter sent to parents of Devonshire Park Primary School and seen by the Local Democracy Service
Welcome to Haunted Wirral, a feature series written by world famous psychic researcher Tom Slemen, for the Globe. In this latest story, Tom tells the haunting tale of the two Heathers... In the autumn of 1997, the National Trust said that a spate
