Discount retailer Home Bargains is to introduce a new 'Aldi-inspired' traffic-light system to help control the number of shoppers in its branches across the UK. Here's everything you need to know. What new system are Home Bargains rolling out
Taking your wedding vows may not be a lifetime commitment in one Wirral town, according to new research. Analysis has been undertaken by Beecham Peacock Solicitors, studying the public's internet search behaviour around divorce and one of our own
WELCOME to Haunted Wirral, a feature series written by world famous psychic researcher, Tom Slemen for the Globe. In this latest tale, Tom examines some 'terrifying timeslips'. ON the morning of Thursday January 12, 1995, an enormous black
THE main entrance to Birkenhead Park was cordoned off by police as part of an investigation into an alleged handbag theft earlier today. At 5.45am, it was reported that a woman in her 20s had entered the park after a man who had allegedly stolen
Spider season is here - and the creepy crawlies are set to head indoors as temperatures outside drop. Every autumn, spiders head indoors to mate, and avoid the coming cold weather. And although they pose no danger to you or your family (whatever
THE RSPCA is urging people to 'snip the straps' from disposable face masks after helping more than 900 animals caught in litter since lockdown began. Dumped face masks have become a new hazard to wildlife and the animal charity has received reports
I FULLY agree with Ade Powell (Wirral Globe letters, September 9) re: the council's proposed idea for a strategic cycle route from North Wallasey to Birkenhead town centre. May I suggest that they stop wasting time and money on such idiotic pointless
A LEADING regeneration specialist has placed the first roof tile at its Woodpecker Close development in Saughall Massie. To mark the occasion, Vistry Partnerships hosted a topping out ceremony at the development, an important milestone in the construction
The DVSA (also known as the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency) have confirmed what will change to driving theory tests from later this month. It comes after the agency revealed earlier this year that drivers would have to sit a new type of driving
WE have undergone some of the most intense changes to our lives in the past seven months. If you feel, as I do, that the threat from Coronavirus / Covid 19 / Sars Cov 2, has been massively over-hyped by politicians and the media to elicit a panicked
PEOPLE who refuse orders to self-isolate if they test positive for Covid-19 will face fines of up to £10,000, the Government has warned amid deepening concern at the sharp rise in infections. In a significant toughening up of regulations, ministers
We hate to say it, but you’re probably recycling wrong. A number of everyday items are frequently put into recycling bins – and they don’t actually belong there. There are a lot of rules when it comes to what can and can’t be recycled, and those
Every week, the Globe brings you our Dog of the Week, in association with the Dogs Trust. Name: Paddy Breed: Akita Age: 8 Paddy is a typical Akita so he can be a little aloof at times, but whilst he has been at Dogs Trust Merseyside
