CONSERVATIONISTS have revealed major plans for Chester Zoo this year. This year, bosses at Chester Zoo are promising a bigger and better visitor experience with habitat upgrades, new animals and exhibitions for all the family. A major plan
A WIRRAL hospital trust has been named as one of the best for using innovation and technology to improve patient care. Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (WUTH) has been named as one of the 'Most Wired' hospitals in the world
WIRRAL'S students, businesses and workers are set to benefit from a new form of economic policy that will see more money spent in the borough, it’s hoped. The council’s plan to start community wealth building -nicknamed ‘Corbynomics’ – was revealed
MORE than £7,000 was raised by people hosting a Kitchen Table Day last year to help provide social and emotional support for those living with cancer and their families. With around 30 people signing up for last year's event, Maggie's Merseyside
A WOMAN was knocked unconscious and left with a broken nose and a black eye during a dispute over a taxi booking. The victim, Samantha Wilkinson, and her friend believed the taxi was the one she had booked but a row developed as Zach Gibson and
A WIRRAL entrepreneur inspired by the impact plastic is having on our planet has opened a 'zero-waste' shop. Sharon Hall came up with the idea for Restore: Zero-waste shopping in Albert Road, Hoylake after watching BBC's Blue Planet II and Drowning
POLICE assured a stadium safety group they would divert fans away from the terrace at Hillsborough if it became full, a former fire officer has told the trial of match commander David Duckenfield. Ronald Grimshaw, who worked for South Yorkshire
THE new head chef at Thornton Hall Hotel's award-winning restaurant The Lawns is promising to showcase 'seasonality' on the menu. Richard Collingwood has had more than 16 years experience in hospitality, having worked at a number of Michelin-starred
THOUGH there had been rain in the night the green was in excellent condition for the Flyers Tournament on Sunday. Over the years Tixall's Mick Andrews has been the most successful player in these tournaments and in his first appearance since the
TELEGRAPH FC posted a superb 4-1 win at Victoria Colts in The David Keith Tacy Cup, thanks to a brace from Jay Little with Tony Langrell and Liam Jameson also on the mark to clinch a place in the third round. It took a penalty shootout for Lancelyn
A TWINKLE of light flickered at the end of the tunnel after West Kirby, recorded their first league win of the season. Still propping up the rest of the West Cheshire League's Division One, the long-suffering Marine Park outfit had Matty Madden
A GREEN-themed fun run will take place in the grounds of Clatterbridge Cancer centre next month. Taking place on Sunday, February 10, it will be the finale of the centre's annual Let's Go Green week, when supporters across the region hold their
A WIRRAL mum has made it through to the finals of Mecca Star - a competition to find the UK's best new singing superstar, but needs Globe's golden-hearted readers help. Mandi Fisher, 26, received a standing ovation after performing 'I'm Telling
THE Mersey Railway turned 133 years old on Sunday - making it the world's oldest underground railway outside London, but what's the story behind it? Opening in 1886 with four stations; Green Lane, Birkenhead Central, Hamilton Square and James Street
A WIRRAL library is set to open its doors to provide shelter for the homeless. Working in conjunction with Wirral Ark and other community and church groups, Wirral Council will open Birkenhead Central library for one night a week to provide shelter
