TWO mischievous meerkat pups have taken their first steps outside at Chester Zoo. Born on May 28, the pair had been safely tucked away in their underground burrows by mum Huskie and dad Beagle. Six weeks later and around 250 grams heavier, the
TRANMERE Rovers have signed striker Jordan Ponticelli on loan from Coventry City until January next year. The 20-year-old will be available for selection for tomorrow night's friendly against Liverpool at Prenton Park. Jordan is a graduate
AS the UK's largest cat charity, Cats Protection has been marking national microchipping month by renewing our calls for compulsory microchipping of owned cats. Cats and dogs are both much-loved pets by owners across the UK. Yet currently, microchipping
ISN'T it great to write a letter to report something positive? Prenton Rugby Club has a project to upgrade its present facilities. Instead of just addressing their own needs they have also engaged with local residents and are to include a community
TO the person who damaged my car in Tesco car park Heswall on Saturday, June 29, at around 5pm. How is your conscience? You have driven away in your blue car or van, which left paint on my car. leaving hundreds of pounds worth of damage. CCTV
THIS week's disclosures in The Times newspaper that senior Civil Servants have been briefing journalists on the alleged "unfitness" of Jeremy Corbyn to be PM is just the latest manifestation of the long-running ruling class plot against the election
I WOULD like, through Wirral Globe, to thank all residents of the Hamilton and Mount Road areas of Wallasey who put in so much work to sign the petition to get our bus reinstated. My thanks to the shops in Mount Road and also Jean’s Cafe, Liscard
I RECENTLY needed emergency care at Arrowe Park Hospital. I'm writing to sing the praises of every member of staff that my wife and I came into contact with. From the consultant to the cleaning and catering staff, everyone made an unfortunate
MY family and I would like to thank the people who helped my elderly mother on Wednesday, July 3, when she fell outside Tranmere Rovers football ground. We are extremely grateful for what you did to take her by car to my house. Thank you very
I MAY be the only Wirral resident who was not aware that we can view council meetings online. So, when I read the article in the Globe about the disappointing lack of viewer engagement, I jumped right in and spent two riveting hours engrossed in
BOYS in schools across Wirral will be offered the free Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) vaccine for the first time in September. Public Health England will now offer all the youngsters in year 8 - aged 12 and 13 - the chance to receive the HPV jab which
Councillors were warned to ‘watch out’ for the ballot box at a meeting which saw health bosses approve the closure of two Merseyside community walk-in centres. Residents were furious after members of Wirral’s Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG)
A record-breaking fundraising day raised £3,500 for RNLI New Brighton last month. The cash was raised in support for RNLI volunteers on June 30 as part of New Brighton lifeboat station's Open Day. Deputy mayor and mayoress of Wirral Cllr George
A NEW project is looking for young Wirral artists to sign up and join Birkenhead's music festival Future Yard. The New Noise Project is looking for local artists to register to perform at Future Yard Festival and take part in workshops and an artist
THE BBC are looking to speak to anyone set to board the Queen Mary 2 when it arrives in Liverpool next week for TV programme Coast. Back for a new series, producers are looking to speak to passengers who have their own historical links with Liverpool
THE RSPCA is preparing for a 'hectic hedgehog' month after calls about the prickly creatures peaked during this time last year. From a total of 10,644 calls about hedgehogs made to the RSPCA's national helpline throughout 2018, the number of calls
Wirral Council have been accused of being tied down to unpopular plans for a £200m golf course after documents revealed they have entered into a legally binding exclusivity deal with private developers. It means the local authority could face legal
WE wait ages for one - then two come along at once. This is not about buses but a sign of the times - positive writing on the wall. I refer to the blue heritage plaques that are at last re-emerging in Wirral. If Liverpool City Region's
