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  • Fire crews tackling huge blaze at Ellesmere Port timber yard

    FIRE crews are battling a large fire at a reclaimed timber yard in Ellesmere Port. Residents near Merseyton Road are being urged to keep their windows and doors closed after the blaze broke out at about 4.20pm and is currently said to be well ablaze

  • Parking charges debate splits Wirral council

    Plans to bring in more parking charges across Wirral have split the council. Last month, Wirral Council’s Environment and Transport Committee voted to bring in charges at off-street car parks which are currently free in places including Bromborough

  • Next of kin appeal after death of Wirral man

    Police are appealing on behalf of Liverpool coroner's office for help in finding the next of kin of a Wirral man. Norman Lyon, 78, was found sadly passed away at his home in Upton Road, Bidston, on July 17. There are no suspicious circumstances

  • Labour holds on to Liscard seat in council by-election

    Labour has held onto an important council seat in a by-election triggered by a resignation last month. In early June, Labour’s Sarah Spoor resigned her seat on Wirral Council, saying she was struggling to balance council duties with her family

  • Lockdown a contributing factor as crime rates fall in Wirral

    Crime has fallen over the last year in Wirral, official police records reveal. Merseyside Police recorded 22,702 offences in Wirral in the 12 months to March, according to the Office for National Statistics. That was a decrease of 9% compared

  • parkrun is back! 10 reasons why it's brilliant for everyone

    The UK's biggest free running movement finally returns this weekend, after the coronavirus pandemic forced it to shut down completely. Iconic mass participation event, parkrun, will get back underway on Saturday after the government roadmap paved

  • What you can do if you’re unhappy with your healthcare

    The pandemic has obviously put enormous strain on our health service, creating backlogs in patient services. The hard work of the NHS means that frontline staff are working hard to prioritise care and clear this backlog. That said, if you are concerned