A NEW Merseyside restaurant is offering guests the chance to win a free stay at EPIC's Seel Street Hotel - if they win the ultimate FIFA tournament. Guests visiting Mason's will be able to take part in a huge FIFA tournament in a bid to win an overnight
ONE lucky couple could be jetting off to Las Vegas thanks to a new quiz party event 'Flight Nite - The Insane Plane Game'. Launching on November 1 at Camp and Furnace, the event will give quizzers the chance to win a dream holiday to destinations
TWO Wirral gymnasts are set to compete in Team GB at the European Championships but need your help. Niamh McCartan, 15, and Elizabeth Hodgson, 13, from Birkenhead Gymnastics Academy, took part in three days of competitions at M&S Bank Arena
Globe theatre critic Peter Grant meets prolific writer Ian Salmon who has two plays on two different Merseyside stages. AUTHOR, playwright and former record store worker Ian Salmon says he now has the 'greatest job on the planet.' The Bootle-born
The Globe were invited to pop over the water to see what really goes on at a night hosted by Jonny 'Bongo' Lacey and his team. IT wasn't the first time I had stepped foot inside Bongo's Bingo and it certainly won't be my last. The shows take
WIRRAL Council plans for a high street bank that aims to help tackle 'financial exclusion' will be considered for approval by cabinet later this month. Councillors will be asked to agree initial investment for the new community bank when it meets
Senior council officers admitted better support could have been provided for victims of the New Ferry gas explosion. The explosion, in 2017, at the Homes In Style shop injured 81 people and devastated New Ferry. Speaking at last night’s council
THIRTEEN people have been arrested and 56 guns plus 80kg of heroin have been seized following raids in West Kirby, Birkenhead and Bulgaria. The arrests follow the interception of two packages destined for Merseyside which contained 14 guns, eight
A WIRRAL hotel has been shortlisted at the National Fitness Awards. The four-star Thornton Hall Hotel is in with the chance of being crowned the winner of the Best Health Club Award 2019, after winning the title last year. Now in its tenth year
WIRRAL Coroner's Office is appealing for help in tracing the next of kin of a man who died in his Wallasey home. Derek Lewis, 78, from Seaview Road, passed away on Tuesday, September 17. His death is not believed to be suspicious. It is believed
WALLASEY-based St Paul's Musical Theatre Company's production of My Fair Lady will be staged next month. Produced and directed by Brenda Davies with music direction by Sian James, the show will be staged at the Floral Pavilion in New Brighton from
WIRRAL'S state-of-the-art youth zone The Hive has been shortlisted at the National Diversity Awards (NDA) 2019. The Hive was nominated for the Community Organisation Award for Age which recognises groups, charities and voluntary organisations that
NEXT June the Government will require all nine-year-olds to sit a new test to prove their knowledge of times tables. While being able to recall tables does help with more complicated maths problems, schools already teach and assess this ability
THE letter from P Griffiths in last week's Globe illustrates for me one of the major problems we have in dealing with Brexit. So many people, and politicians (the latter mainly for their power-seeking ends), seem to be stuck in the binary mindset
I RESPOND to the letter from P Griffiths of Oxton. I would be grateful if the writer and other Leave supporters would set out for me the benefits for Wirral businesses and residents of leaving the EU. It seems to me that major industry is at
LIKE many Wirralians I am acutely aware of the fight that is on going to protect Wirral's green belt from property development by our totally inept land grabbing incompetently run council. One of the major issues is the "Hoylake Golf Resort" scheme
WIRRAL Council tarting up the roads to make out we are a nice, tidy place in the light of the cycle race. The reality is everywhere else had to be neglected. The waste paper bins have been overflowing for about a week now. I assume workers
A THIEF who targeted a vulnerable man in his own home and blatantly stole cash from his wallet has been jailed. Sentencing 39-year-old Adam Savage a judge told him: "You are no stranger to the courts - that's an understatement. "You've been
AT last he has emerged from his super shed ... to shed light on his life in frontline politics and the aftermath of a mis-calculated decision that still haunts him. It's pretty scary for each and everyone one of us, too. While David Cameron
An early goal of the season contender from Ollie Banks earned Tranmere a point against Peterborough in a thrilling 2-2 draw at Prenton Park. Mo Eisa gave Posh the lead in the 54th minute before Ivan Toney doubled their advantage two minutes later
