Plans for cycle lanes across Merseyside could be delayed after funding cuts In March funding for cycle lanes in England went from £308m to £100m Liverpool Echo · Jun 30, 2023
Hope for golf course remains as meeting turns into 'pantomime' Decisions over whether to demolish a leisure centre and sell off a library were also considered Liverpool Echo · Jun 23, 2023
Councillor denies 'Tory beach activists' comment in Hoylake row Wirral Council is currently developing two options for how to manage the beach in future Liverpool Echo · Mar 22, 2023
Deadly road to be made safer as campaigners call on council to take action The proposal to spend £550,000 at the Three Stags crossroads will take place over the next two years Liverpool Echo · Mar 17, 2023
Extra £4.4m approved for controversial sea wall The scheme is intended to protect houses from flooding but has been controversial Liverpool Echo · Mar 15, 2023
Man claims he's lost £80,000 since controversial building work started Building work started in April 2022 Liverpool Echo · Mar 9, 2023
Costs for controversial sea wall rise to over £15m The scheme will save lives according to Wirral Council but has been controversial with people living close by Liverpool Echo · Mar 1, 2023
Children say council's 'taking away our childhoods' due to huge budget cuts Three play groups in deprived areas could be cut under current budget proposals Liverpool Echo · Jan 20, 2023
'Death trap' adverts rejected over fears they could harm area Another called the proposed screens near a train station a "visual assault on the area" Liverpool Echo · Dec 16, 2022
Memorial bench to be repaired over 'insensitive' plaque The plaque was not authorised and the council said they told the person who paid for the memorial bench it will be repaired Liverpool Echo · Dec 8, 2022
Bitter beach row erupts as tense meeting sees storm outs, accusations and mud-slinging The Hoylake Beach saga came to a fiery head at a crunch meeting last night Liverpool Echo · Dec 1, 2022
Dozens of warm hubs proposed to tackle cost of living crisis More than 60 warm hubs have been proposed by Wirral Council Liverpool Echo · Nov 10, 2022
Councillors dispute whether government funds for cycle lanes is 'free money' “It’s money that we’re being offered. We’re not allowed to spend it on anything else" Liverpool Echo · Oct 21, 2022
Wirral Council votes unanimously to oppose fracking “Council restates its opposition to all unconventional gas extraction under Wirral, its offshore waters and Dee and Mersey Estuaries” Liverpool Echo · Oct 11, 2022
Liverpool Echo · Oct 6, 2022 Councillor defends controversial Hoylake beach decision after passing remark "I was then attacked by those who opposed it but it then passed every test"
Liverpool Echo · Aug 25, 2022 Nearly 100,000 tonnes of waste goes unrecycled in Wirral every year In 2021 the council is actually recycling 5.5% less than it did in 2013
Liverpool Echo · Aug 24, 2022 9,000 tonne barrier to protect 1,300 Wirral homes nearly complete Cllr Liz Grey said she was delighted the project was nearly complete as it will prevent existing defences from failing
Liverpool Echo · Aug 13, 2022 'Toxic' issue that is dividing Merseyside town Many people on both sides are calling for a compromise with some saying the situation had become toxic
Liverpool Echo · May 6, 2022 Local elections 2022: What Wirral Labour can salvage from tough night as party loses seats The party increased its vote share compared to 2021 and 2019
Liverpool Echo · May 6, 2022 Local elections 2022: Labour clinging on in Wirral after another bruising night The party is now just two seats ahead of the Conservatives
Liverpool Echo · Apr 3, 2022 Plan for more 20mph roads in Wirral ‘not attack on cars’ The plan is also about "providing much better access to cycling and creating quiet neighbourhoods"
Liverpool Echo · Mar 13, 2022 Data favours ‘natural’ Hoylake Beach, claims key council figure but compromise ‘possible’ "It is quite clear that the arguments in support of a natural beach are stacking up"