A BRAND new traditional Sunday Lunch menu has been launched by Thornton Hall. Offering three courses for £29 per person and a complementary 175ml glass of wine, Thornton Hall's Sunday Lunch is not to be missed. There is something for everyone
MERSEYSIDE deputy chief constable Serena Kennedy has condemned attacks on police as "absolutely unacceptable" after six officers were injured on Tuesday. Two officers were seriously hurt and admitted to hospital. At around 7.20pm, a 31-year-old
Ninety-six per cent of people say that Liverpool is a good night out – and most people feel safe while they’re enjoying themselves a survey has revealed. In spring, Liverpool’s Citysafe Community Safety Partnership undertook the first Perceptions
Emergency services were called to a shipbuilding company in Campbeltown Road, Birkenhead, today after reports a person had fallen from a ladder on a ship. Merseyside fire crews were at the scene at 9.25am. Two fire engines attended as well as the
A POPULAR nature reserve in Wirral is under threat again after nearby land was put up for sale for redevelopment. Located between the Birket and Ditton Lane and Pasture Road, the site is a haven for wildlife, trees and birds and also an important
Ness Botanic Garden will be welcoming back Plant Hunters' Fairs for their late summer event on Sunday, September 1. Organiser Martin Blow said: "If your garden is looking a little tired after the summer, then this is a great opportunity to find
LFC fans who booed and whistled during the playing of the national anthem at Wembley last weekend have scored a blinder with this socialist. While members of the establishment in the plush section of the stadium, including "Prince" William, almost
EVERY summer we get some wild plants, flowers and grasses growing on the beach. We've seen foragers gathering samphire and botanicals to flavour their own gins from this greenery. I take my little girl and our dogs there every day for a walk
An investigation into last Friday’s power cut will examine what happened to cause the outage and what can be done to prevent a repeat, the Government has said. The power cut caused travel chaos and cut electricity for almost a million people in
AS usual the residents of Hoylake have risen to the challenge and worked hard to maintain our village as a very pleasant clean and welcoming place to come. Following the beach meeting where most attendees agreed to "spray the beach" to remove the
I REFER to the letter about flats being built on the former site of the Dell pub. This doesn't surprise me at all. In Heswall substantial houses have been demolished and generic flats built. Why flats? Flats make more money for the council
HOW many people know of a gem of a museum, hidden in Taylor Street, Birkenhead? Yes, the transport museum. It is full of wonderful past items of Birkenhead's tram network. It has beautifully restored, painted trams in full working order, waiting
A WIRRAL bingo caller is to hand in his microphone for the last time later this month after 33 years. Mark Lees began his career at Mecca Birkenhead in July 1986. His stint as the branch's longest serving Bingo caller comes to an end with a
WARNING: The video clip above contains strong language that some readers may find offensive A VIRAL video has been causing a debate across the country regarding who has right of way when you're driving past parked cars. The footage shows two
GLOBE readers are being invited to buy a specially-designed daisy in support of Wirral Hospice St John's Summer Memories campaign. Proceeds will help the hospice in its care for patients. Each flower is made from high quality materials to withstand
WE asked 100 people 'which quiz show is ten years old this month?' The answer is ... Pointless .. an inspiring ratings-winner where contestants score points by coming up with obscure answers. An ideal format for politicians who are masters
