A restaurant boasting a menu for every season is set to come to Wirral, after its plans were approved. Wirral Council's Licensing Panel granted an alcohol licence to 625 at 86 Banks Road in West Kirby, allowing it to serve alcoholic drinks from
Just one patient is being treated for Coronavirus in Wirral Hospitals, latest figures show. NHS England releases national bed occupancy data on a weekly basis. In today's report it shows that up to May 4, Wirral University Teaching hospital
A large sword has been retrieved after it was found in an alley way by police in Tranmere. Police were patrolling the areas of Elmswood Road and Harrowby Road where they found the weapon hidden. Posting on Facebook, Wirral Police said:
Keith Hill says James Vaughan's hopes of appearing in the playoffs for Tranmere are increasing, but they must take care of business on Saturday first. And the Prenton Park boss accepted that his team simply hasn't scored enough goals this term to
THREE teenagers sustained cuts and bruises when they were assaulted and racially abused during an 'unprovoked' incident in Birkenhead. A CCTV appeal has been launched following the shocking incident on Thursday, which took place on Thursday, April
Some 400 children in Merseyside will lose out this summer unless £23,000 can urgently be raised for a popular youth activity event. The Sea Cadets' On The Water youth programme provides children and young people with a new life experience and skills
POLLING stations are open across Wirral today in a local election that could transform the borough. Wirral Council is currently in no overall control, meaning no one party has a majority and different groups must work together to get policies through
A 28-year-old man has been charged with drug offences after a car was stopped in Birkenhead yesterday. At 3.10pm, police stopped a grey VW Polo near the Queensway Tunnel, detained a man and following a search of the car, seized a quantity of Class
AVERAGE house prices in Wirral have risen the most in Merseyside compared to five years ago, according to new figures. A study of data from the Office for National Statistics, by money transfer experts Xendpay (www.xendpay.com), compared the average
A Wirral farm will soon be hosting cinema nights as well as musical performances after plans were approved. Claremont Farm, near Bebington, was given a licence to sell alcohol between 11am and 11pm and host film and music nights during the same
A new scheme will help local communities to shape their environments, with increased allotments, wildflower meadows and tree planting available throughout Wirral. As part of the plans to reduce grass cutting, approved in the council budget, local
Heather Horsewood, solicitor in Jackson Lees’ Wills, Trusts and Probate Team, discusses the benefits of having a solicitor as the executor in your estate, or employing a solicitor to deal with a relative’s estate. The loss of a relative or close
