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  • PREVIEW: Bebington Dramatic Society's 'The Lion in Winter'

    BEBINGTON Dramatic Society presents a tale of 'back-stabbing, spying, double-crossing and rampant infidelity' next month. Its production of James Goldman's The Lion in Winter - staged at the Gladstone Theatre in Port Sunlight from Wednesday March

  • REVIEW: 'What's love got to do with it?' at Liverpool Empire

    THE key to the success of any tribute performance is that, after a few songs, you forget it's not the real thing. Elesha Paul Moses smashes it as superstar Tina Turner in this new, super-slick production. The Voice and X Factor star has already

  • Long-service awards for Wirral foster carers

    A COUPLE who have spent 30 years as foster carers were among those honoured for their work helping the borough's children. Brenda and George Killip have looked after children on a long and short-term basis and cared for more than 60 children, including

  • Forecasters issue flood alert for Wirral

    A FLOOD alert has been put in place for Wirral. Forecasters have issued the warning on the Mersey Estuary from Liverpool to Wirral due to the fact that tide is higher than usual. Flooding of low lying land, roads and farmland is possible between

  • NOTICEBOARD: The Globe's guide to events in your neighbourhood

    WIRRAL Hospice St John's plan to replace furniture has been given a boost of more than £12,000 from the charitable arm of Morrison's. The £12,747, from Morrisons Foundation will help the hospice replace all its wardrobes, lockers and over-bed tables

  • Rovers return victorious from Port Vale

    TRANMERE Rovers' League Two clash with Port Vale ended in victory for Micky Mellon's side last night. A brace from James Norwood, his 21st and 22nd goals of the campaign, sealed a deserved 2-1 win, earning a deserved three points and moving the

  • Night bus across Mersey set to be SCRAPPED

    THE only late-night bus crossing the River Mersey from Liverpool to Wirral is set to be axed because Stagecoach says it’s operating at a loss. The bus firm has launched a consultation on its early hours of the morning Night Service 1, and said it

  • Remember your obligations

    AS a Wirral resident I would like to remind our inept council of its obligations. I refer to the recent debacle regarding bin collections or, should I say, a lack of. I am aware that adverse weather conditions meant a temporary halt to proceedings

  • 'Very dismayed by loss of tree'

    AS a resident of Heswall for nearly 60 years, I was very dismayed to see that a lovely old tree on Telegraph Road, next to the Puddydale, has been cut down. This is where shops are set back from the road with a grass area in front. It was a delight

  • 'We all have a responsibility to protect planet'

    AS fast as our natural landscape in Wirral shrinks where the continual disgraceful felling of our rapid dwindling tree population, controversial 4g and 5g mobile phone masts pop up everywhere as we look through our windows. Are these horrible giant

  • We have 'little choice'

    I WRITE in response to Andy Corkhill's letter (Pay more for less) published in the Globe on February 6, 2019. The Government has given Police Commissioners little choice other than to raise the police precept collected by local authorities to protect

  • What is strategy for Brexit?

    AM I the only one who cannot understand the strategy of our politicians and the Establishment? The Governor of the Bank of England has repeatedly forecast dire warnings of a downturn in our economy if we were to leave the EU without a deal. Now

  • 'Saved from woe'

    I JUST want to say a huge thank you to the lady at Asda in Liscard at around 8pm on Wednesday, February 13, who saw that I had walked away from the cash machine without taking the cash. She kindly returned it to me and I appreciate her honesty and

  • Libraries make 'positive impact'

    HOW refreshing to hear that Wirral Council have, finally, come to realise that our libraries are not simply "books in and books out" facilities. The 2008 fiasco, spearheaded by council leader Phil Davies, to close 11 randomly selected libraries

  • 'Tremendous job'

    IN reply to your correspondent, J Calderbank (A popular place, Globe letters, February 13). While I understand your correspondent's concerns, the article in our Newsline regarding the Green Hut at Moreton Shore was done with the owners, Ian and

  • GRANTY'S INFERNO: What's happened to our quality of life?

    QUALITY of life ... we used to have a good one here in Wirral. Can we have it back, please? It's a phrase that Wirral councillors say they strive for. Yet now, for many residents and businessowners, it's become just three words on council-headed