ITV producers working on Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway are in need of people to take part in the next series in 2021. We've put together who the team are looking for - and how you can apply. Who are producers looking for? In a statement
A Wirral based literary Arts organisation has been awarded funding from Arts Council England to run FREE online creative writing workshops for adults living in the borough and is looking for people to take part. Starting in October 2020, author
WELCOME to Haunted Wirral, a feature series written by world famous psychic researcher, Tom Slemen for the Globe. In this latest tale, Tom tells the tale of a shapeshifting hitch-hiker. ONE warm June night in the late 1970s, well-known television
I FIND it shameful once again to read the stories regarding the over 75s and the BBC’s ridiculous TV licence fees, match them against their pay packets and the staffs pay packets and they appear as burglars. They are a total disgrace, the programmes
A new law has been proposed which could allow couples in England and Wales to marry outdoors or in family homes. The Law Commission, who has put forward the idea, believe that the current rules surrounding weddings are "no longer meeting the needs
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The Twits, James and the Giant Peach… children and adults have been delighted by Roald Dahl’s books for generations. Today (September 13) is Roald Dahl Day - a wonderful opportunity to celebrate our favourite
ON Tuesday, August 25, I boarded a bus at Bromborough Cross. A young woman, complete with child in pushchair, also boarded. She was not wearing a face mask and also ignored instructions on how to place the pushchair. An elderly lady with
A WIRRAL bus driver says his life has changed forever after winning a brand-new custom van and briefcase stuffed with £10,000 in an online competition. David Rhoden, from Prenton, had the choice to play for all sorts of cars in BOTB's midweek car
Coronavirus cases have soared across the UK in recent days - however data has revealed that hospitalisations and deaths from the virus remain low. With schools and universities returning this month, many fear that the pandemic is once against
IN the last month there has been a number of burglaries, theft from cars and from gardens. The thief seems to prowl the streets looking for targets, often blatantly going down peoples driveways, and returning later armed with a house brick to smash
A weight has been lifted for Wirral slimmers following the news that Slimming World groups can stay open, despite new Coronavirus restrictions. A tightening of lockdown laws announced by Boris Johnson now makes it illegal for more than six people
Hundreds of criminals were sentenced or cautioned for knife and weapon offences in Merseyside in the year to March, new figures show. Knife crime charity the Ben Kinsella Trust said it was a relief to see the numbers drop slightly across England
