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3 days ago | 
wirralglobe.co.uk | Ed Barnes
Putting washed and squashed plastic recycling in the right recycling container Image: Aled Thomas Newsquest A TRIAL that will see bin collections change in seven areas has started which will run for two months. Wirral Council last month announced the trial project that aims to recycle more plastic wrapping and packaging.
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3 days ago | 
liverpoolecho.co.uk | Ed Barnes
The venue, which has reopened, said they hoped to regain their five-star ratingMouse droppings were found throughout the kitchen of a "timeless" Wirral wedding venue as grim photos revealed the true extent of the problem. The Masonic Hall in Wallasey was built in 1911 with a choice of different function suites.
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4 days ago | 
liverpoolecho.co.uk | Ed Barnes
The trial will run for two monthsA trial that will see bin collections change in seven areas has started which will run for two months. Wirral Council last month announced the trial project that aims to recycle more plastic wrapping and packaging. Later that month, the local authority handed out blue bags to people living on more than 350 roads for people to put items like bubble wrap that can’t usually be recycled.
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4 days ago | 
birkenhead.news | Ed Barnes
A trial that will see bin collections change in seven areas of Wirral has started and will run for two months. Wirral Council last month announced that the trial project aims to recycle more plastic wrapping and packaging. Later that month, the local authority handed out blue bags to people living on more than 350 roads to put items like bubble wrap that can’t usually be recycled.
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4 days ago | 
wirralglobe.co.uk | Ed Barnes
Wirral Council is currently planning to relocate Birkenhead Market and invest £12m into the former Argos on Princes Pavements, a regeneration project that has been controversial since it was first revealed by the LDRS in September 2023. Leaked emails later suggested original plans had been scrapped months earlier by council officers.
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4 days ago | 
liverpoolecho.co.uk | Ed Barnes
A series of notices have been made publicCouncils across the Liverpool City Region have issued a list of public notices in the past seven days. These are important documents which act as a public record of key decisions in the city region and keep citizens across the local authority areas informed of their council's decision making. From planning applications, to bins, to parking, councils are duty bound to make their decisions available to the public.
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5 days ago | 
birkenhead.news | Ed Barnes
Wirral Council said it is reviewing security procedures after a member of the public was able to spend the night in Birkenhead Market over the bank holiday weekend and help themselves to jars of honey. Birkenhead Market traders told the LDRS a shutter was left open on Saturday, 24 May, which allowed a member of the public to enter the building and sleep there over the bank holiday weekend. They said the issue was found when the market reopened following the bank holiday weekend on 27 May.
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6 days ago | 
liverpoolecho.co.uk | Edward L. Barnes |Ed Barnes
Major changes are happening inside New Brighton’s Queen’s Royal ahead of a grand reopening this summer. The Queen’s Royal, which sits on New Brighton’s waterfront, has been empty for six years after it unexpectedly closed in March 2019. The former hotel has remained shut ever since.
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6 days ago | 
wirralglobe.co.uk | Ed Barnes
Wirral Council is currently planning to relocate Birkenhead Market and invest £12m into the former Argos on Princes Pavement, a regeneration project that has been controversial since it was first revealed by the Local Democracy Reporting Service in September 2023. Leaked emails later suggested original plans had been scrapped months earlier by council officers.
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1 week ago | 
liverpoolecho.co.uk | Ed Barnes
Wirral Council said it was reviewing procedures to make sure it didn't happen againWirral Council said it is reviewing security procedures after a member of the public was able to camp out in Birkenhead Market over the weekend and help themselves to jars of honey. Birkenhead Market traders told the ECHO a shutter was left open on Saturday, May 24 which allowed a member of the public to enter the building and camp out over the bank holiday weekend.
