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'Significant milestone' reached in Wirral town's transformation plan (opens the original)
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Plans are set to be drawn up to transform a Merseyside town. A firm has been appointed to develop designs for a new and improved Liscard town centre. Wirral Council has confirmed that after what has been described as a "competition procurement process", Buro Happold Limited has been appointed to develop designs for the town's regeneration. The work is part of the Liscard Regeneration Programme which aims to create a more attractive, accessible, and welcoming environment for residents, visitors a
Decision set to be made on plans to demolish historic pub (opens the original)
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A decision is set to be made on the future of an at-risk historic Merseyside pub. Plans to demolish the Glegg Arms in Heswall would be "disastrous", according to local campaigners. The Wirral pub, which dates back to the 1840s, could soon be demolished if plans are approved next week. The plans would see the building being replaced with hotel rooms as the neighbouring Premier Inn seeks to increase its room count. Located on Chester Road, in the west Wirral town, the pub became a Beefeater restau
Wirral shop shut down after what was found in washing machine (opens the original)
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A Wirral shop has been shut down for the second time this year after thousands of illegal cigarettes were found stashed in a washing machine. Wallasey Shop on Brighton Street, Wallasey is one of two Wirral convenience stores to have been closed after more than 35,000 illegal cigarettes were seized by officers. The closure orders, granted at Wirral Magistrates' Court and obtained by Trading Standards and legal services officers, are the 24th and 25th issued in the borough since December last year
'Hugely disappointing' changes made to Wirral pipeline plan (opens the original)
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A Wirral MP has spoken out after changes have been announced to the proposed route of a controversial gas pipe that would cut through Wirral. The highly contentious £5bn Peak Cluster carbon capture project would take carbon dioxide from sites in Derbyshire and Staffordshire off-shore to be stored under the Irish Sea, traversing the entire length of the Wirral Peninsular in the process. Peak Cluster has shared an update on its proposals in which alterations have been made to around 15% of the rou
Beach could get special status to protect town's 'back garden' (opens the original)
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A decision is set to be made on the future of Hoylake Beach after years of fierce debate. Campaigners are hoping to secure special status to help protect the beach which has been described as the town's "back garden." Councillors on Wirral Council's planning committee are set to discuss, and decide upon, an application to register the beach as a Town or Village Green (TVG). The status would protect the land from any future developments and would be enshrined as land used by members of the public
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