LOVE ISLAND winner Dani Dyer will be signing copies of her latest book in Liverpool next month. Daughter of EastEnders actor Danny Dyer, Dani won ITV 2's Love Island in 2018 with a landslide 80% of the vote. She will be signing copies of her
A MAN has been arrested after a man was shot down as he carried his daughter in Beechwood last month. Detectives were called at around 7.15pm on Thursday, February 7 following reports that a 35-year-old man had been shot in the leg after leaving
THE body of a man found in Snowdonia yesterday has been identified as missing Wirral man Michael Rich. The 29-year-old from Rock Ferry was reported missing from his home on March 7. Police say his death is not being treated as suspicious at this
A CARE home’s fourth successive shocking report has raised a host of fire safety concerns – despite uplifting ukulele performances and sing-alongs that help its residents “forget about everything”. Oakdene Residential Home in Birkenhead has been
THE moment we meet Rachel Watson in her untidy, bottle-strewn kitchen we know this character is having a personal crisis, writes Globe theatre critic Peter Grant... I felt like running down from the dress circle and giving her a hug. Her life
A WIRRAL mum and breast cancer survivor is set to take on the London Marathon next month to support those who are deaf and hard of hearing. Caroline Allkins, from Heswall, was forced to defer her London Marathon place last year as she was undergoing
HILLSBOROUGH match commander David Duckenfield will not give evidence in his trial for the gross negligence manslaughter of 95 Liverpool fans. On Wednesday, Benjamin Myers QC, defending Duckenfield, told Preston Crown Court the retired chief superintendent
HOMES and businesses in Pensby, Irby and Thingwall may be experiencing 'white water' according to United Utilities. United Utilities confirmed the issue at addresses within the CH61 area at 11.30m today (Wednesday, March 13) that water from the
Karen Howell, Chief Executive of Wirral Community NHS Foundation Trust, writes for the Globe and reflects on a wonderful night celebrating the work of the trust and its dedicated teams of hard-working staff... WOW – what a night! It’s not often
A SPECIAL ceremony has been held to honour the outstanding work of Wirral Community NHS Foundation Trust staff. Friday evening saw more than 300 NHS staff, their family and friends gather at Thornton Hall Hotel and Spa. They were joined by Lord
JURORS in the trial of the former Sheffield Wednesday club secretary accused of offences related to the Hillsborough disaster will be directed to return a not guilty verdict for one of the charges he faces. Graham Mackrell, 69, is standing trial
A COMMUNITY project in New Brighton has received a cash boost thanks to the National Lottery. Get Together New Brighton received £10,000 of the £1.6m fund raised by lottery players for good causes. The project, from New Brighton Community Association
MERSEY Ferry services were suspended due to Storm Gareth. Due to a severe weather warning for gusts of wind up to 65mph the Ferries will not run until 4pm today (Wednesday, March 13). The service was also suspended yesterday due to bad weather
THIS week got off to a grizzly start when shocking images emerged revealing a Merseyside Pound Bakery had become overrun by mice. The cafe-bakery chain, which is popular around the region, was quick to reassure the public there was “nothing more
IT'S extremely worrying to hear that just two thirds (68%) of women in the Liverpool area attended their routine breast screening appointment last year. The NHS breast screening programme is vital in ensuring breast cancer is detected at early,
THE bloated House of Lords has struck again confirming once more that it is not fit for purpose. How dare this unelected lot vote to keep Britain in a customs union with the EU? The majority in this country opted to leave the EU and that includes
I SUPPOSE we should be used to Wirral Council ripping us off through council tax every year always charging more for less. Then along comes police commissioner Jane Kennedy with her precept rate. Now add insult to injury we have the metro mayor
TRIBAL politics and political self-serving preservation took precedence over the will, health and wishes of Wirral people on Monday, February 25 at the town hall. Only the newly-elected Cllr Jean Robinson stood head and shoulders above the political
RESIDENTS of Hoylake who petitioned against the white elephant golf complex aka "Phil's Folly" must now be getting worried it could become a nightmare reality. If true to type this obstinate labour council will plough ahead in its usual bullheaded
A NEW station could soon be built in Liverpool city centre to help connect the region to HS2 and Northern Powerhouse Rail. In plans revealed today (Wednesday, March 13), Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram announced the creation of a 'Station Commission'
LIFE has been like a fairy tale in Wirral over the last few months ... Grimm. While researchers have revealed that we no longer tell our children fairy stories, ironically here on our pretty peninsular we have been watching a story of a decidedly
