A Wirral scheme that provides free loft and cavity wall insulation to local residents has received national recognition by winning an award at this year’s Gas Industry Awards.Read
Wirral residents wishing to take advantage of a grant entitling them to money off an environmentally-friendly water heating system are being urged to act quickly or risk missing out.Read
Wildlife enthusiasts will have a unique opportunity to view the activity of wading birds off the coast of Hilbre Island close-up thanks to a pioneering ‘beam-back’ event.Read
The Woodland Trust has kindly donated 421 trees to the Friends of Bidston Hill as part of their community trees project. These trees are to be planted into the Forest School classroom area on Bidston Hill ready for Stream Education, Forest Schools to start in April 2012.Read
Wirral Council and its waste collection partner, Biffa, are taking steps this winter to reduce the level of disruption that ice and snow have had on domestic bin collection services in previous years.Read
Youngsters at a local nursery school are proving it is never too early in life to start learning the benefits of saving energy and the different ways in which we can do it.Read
The Council team that helps local residents and businesses tackle infestations of insects or vermin has once again received national recognition for the quality of its service.Read
The hard work and enthusiasm of a dozen local young people has helped lay the foundations of a brand new community garden in a disused piece of land next to Birkenhead Park.Read
Wirral residents are urged to keep their eyes peeled for the brand new household refuse and recycling calendars, which are due to drop through their letterboxes anytime now.Read
A scheme that offers money-saving and energy-saving insulation to many local residents, as well as a jobs lifeline to others, celebrated its first birthday recently.Read
The local park is one of the most popular places for people to head to in order to walk their dogs and give them the freedom to stretch their legs.Read
With the summer holidays upon us, more than ever the availability of free, safe and fun activities is of great importance to parents right across Wirral.Read
People who are spotted discarding rubbish, including things like cigarette ends, on the streets of Wirral will be targeted and fined by a team of enforcement officers operating in the borough.Read
Wirral’s School Environment Awards 2011 were handed out last night with groups of children from both primary and secondary schools being honoured for their commitment to green causes.Read
A team of pupils from Wallasey’s Greenleas Primary School has beaten nine other teams to go forward as Wirral’s representative in the national Climate Week Mini Challenge competition.Read
Wirral Council is introducing further innovative energy saving measures to enable the borough to move closer to its target of reducing carbon emissions by 60% by 2025.Read