Some Green proposals announced today on July 9 could cost £2.7bn but the party say their plan is fully funded

Sian Astley said those worried about immigration are not ‘nasty people or rampant racists’ and hit back against an accusation her party had an ‘agenda of hatred and division’

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Shabir Ahmed, 73, was known to his victims as 'Daddy'

With Sir Keir Starmer promising to fight any challenge, the gloves might be about to come off as Burnham allies warn of 'chaotic' and 'brutal' fight

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One woman said: "Over the last two years you are working hard and you can’t even pay your bills.”

Barbara Thomas paid for her son's headstone to be repaired but said she struggled to get updates for Mackie Memorials

Allen Roberts said his family closed E.F. Mackie Limited to preserve the Mackie name and its good reputation

One person said they "have no idea what it is" as "nobody's ever told us"

Action was taken against the person living in Birkenhead following complaints from 'intimidated' neighbours

The changes would have seen charges come in for car parks in Bromborough, Heswall, and New Brighton.

Former Manchester City footballer Barton and another man were charged in connection with the alleged assault

One Wirral councillor said they are with the public and "completely and utterly against this nonsense.”

The firm, which has existed for 138 years, has now been banned from Wirral cemeteries

After the ECHO broke the news in 2024, thousands came out to support "local legend" Nelson Shardey

The council faced a £29m budget gap this year

After the ECHO broke the news in 2024, thousands came out to support "local legend" Nelson Shardey

Reform councillor Kathy Hodson said the council’s back was “against the wall” and needed to make difficult decisions

One councillor said: "We need to act now basically”

Concerns were also raised about the process of appointing the council's top boss

The development has been criticised by some, but there are hopes a new tenant could be moving in soon.

Independent inspectors also described "a toxic atmosphere" and "an unpleasant place to work in", something the council rejected

Birkenhead MP and government minister Alison McGovern said the move was part of a package to “put local government back on its feet”

The leaked emails were sent in the run up to the decision to award £4.5m towards a museum

The area was told it could have no drivers left as people move to Uber and private hire

Michael Wood was sentenced today after pleading guilty to five charges under fraud laws and regulations to protect consumers from unfair trading

One neighbour said the noise had taken over his life

The beach has caused division in Hoylake for six years

Progress is being made on various schemes to deliver major change

One councillor said people would be either "astonished or infuriated"

Report reveals which former South Yorkshire and West Midlands Police officers would face disciplinary proceedings

Landmark new report confirms appalling actions of police officers from two forces before, during and after 1989 tragedy led to the unlawful killing of 97 Liverpool fans and subsequent attempts to blam...

One councillor said: "Why on earth would we want to change this fantastic service?"

More than 100 pedestrians, aged between six months and 78, were injured when a car collided with fans in Liverpool city centre

The couple have been taken to court by Wirral Council

The council's plans were described as being like 'spaghetti' while councillors were told they needed a reality check though current leadership was praised

With a major review being published this week, reporter Ed Barnes looks at what comes next

Wirral Council bought the shopping centres in 2023 for £10.5m

People have been told not to attent tonight's event

Jon Finch said he felt like he had let his community down after receiving a warning letter from his social landlord

Leading councillors previously claimed the £10.5m shopping centre purchase was a success story

Wirral Council's deputy leader Cllr Julie McManus said the community 'has tried to do everything right'.

People have reacted to the news with anger but the event's organisers said they understood the council's position