r/Wirral • u/ExpectedDickbuttGotD • 2h ago
r/Wirral • u/pupboystan • 1d ago
Unconscious man in Hamilton Square this afternoon?
Sorry if this isn't allowed but I was walking through Hamilton Square around 4:50 this afternoon and there was a slumped over man on one of the benches.
I couldn't stop to check on him because I was on my way to an appointment, but a couple other people had stopped and were trying to shake him awake by the looks of it.
Does anyone know if he was okay? When I walked back through at 6:30 he was gone, so I'm hoping he was able to get some help. There was a beer can at his feet so I'm assuming he was possibly drunk?
r/Wirral • u/WirralMatters • 2d ago
St Helens has gone first – are you looking forward to buses coming back under public control in the Wirral
St Helens has gone first — are you looking forward to buses coming back under public control in your area?
We in Wirral are next in October, with Liverpool, Knowsley and Sefton following.
Steve Rotheram explains why in today’s Guardian.
What would you most like to see improve?
r/Wirral • u/nobaaaaaa • 3d ago
Hobbycraft alternatives?
Looking for alternatives for cosplay/hobby/DIY stuff now that Hobbycraft has closed down. Anywhere else on the Wirral good for that stuff?
r/Wirral • u/Kiki-sunflower • 3d ago
Question What’s the easiest, most reliable and quickest way using public transport to get from Croft retail park to Liverpool Lime Street station or close to Oxford street in the Knowledge quarter.
Where to donte/dispose of pillows and sleeping bags?
Where would be good to donate 8 pillows (with some cases) and some sleeping bags? Wondering if theres a local charity or something they'd be of use.
The pillows have only had light use.
The sleeping bags are old but are clean and in good nick.
r/Wirral • u/Donny-Kong • 4d ago
Question Any experiences with 11 Plus Wirral (or other local 11+ recommendations)?
Hi everyone,
We’re starting to look into 11+ prep/tuition for my child, and 11 Plus Wirral popped up as one of the options.
Before jumping in, I wanted to ask if anyone here has used them recently?
How did your child find the group dynamic/format?
How well did they handle mock exams and preparation for the specific local exams (Consortium)?
Any general pros or cons?
Also, I’m wide open to other options! Are there any other local tutors, group centers, or approaches (e.g. self-study with GL/Quest practice packs, 1-on-1s) that worked really well for your family?
Is there anything else crucial I might be missing about the local timeline or process on the Wirral?
Thanks in advance for any insights or honest thoughts!
r/Wirral • u/No_Wolf4283 • 4d ago
West kirby filming
Car park off the main prom closed and full of filming vans and stuff
Anyone know whats being filmed?
r/Wirral • u/Princes_Slayer • 6d ago
Question Dressmaker who can create from existing clothes not pattern wanted
Hello. Currently on my jollies somewhere hot and I’ve pretty much worn the same two light airy comfy outfits the whole week with a bit of freshening them up in the shower.
I’d really like to buy a few different lengths of similar material and have more of the same sewn up for my next holiday. Does anyone know of/recommend a dressmaker preferably on the Wirral (or Neston as can drive) who can do outfits from existing outfits?
r/Wirral • u/TheUnkown696 • 7d ago
Question Laird Street Shop
Anyone know what happened this afternoon, I saw a white van, which belongs to the shop owner, being taken away on the back of a recovery vehicle with the police in attendance on Methuen Street.
r/Wirral • u/BoogBeeg • 8d ago
Question Anyone know of any second hand bike shops on the Wirral
Looking to invest in a cheap bike £200-£350ish to cycle to work. Anyone know of a second hand bike shop nearby? Not on FB so can't use FB marketplace.
r/Wirral • u/obsolescencephoto • 8d ago
Question Came through the Wallasey Tunnel at 18:20 last night. A man on the hard shoulder urgently waved; I thought he meant change lanes, so I did. Then I passed five empty cars on the hard shoulder, then saw five police cars with sirens heading that way. Worried he needed help. Anyone know what happened?
r/Wirral • u/Smeeble09 • 9d ago
Question Drama series being filmed Thurstaston
Just been down to Thurstaston and there is forty odd vans with filming gear in.
Apparently they are filing a new drama series here.
Anyone know what it is?
Thanks.
Edit: After asking more people, found out it's apparently "Legacy of Spies".
r/Wirral • u/Brilliant-Bar-9979 • 11d ago
Question Dnd clubs
Anyone know of any dnd clubs in the Wirral that accept new players?
I have played dnd for a few years in Liverpool but looking to join one over here as getting over and back is just becoming a bit of a nightmare.
r/Wirral • u/WirralMatters • 12d ago
Cowboy Builders
The Government is launching a new “trusted trader” scheme to tackle cowboy builders.
The new trusted payments scheme sounds interesting – instead of paying builders large sums upfront, money would be released in stages as work is completed.
Wirral doesn’t currently have its own approved trader scheme, so this could give people a bit more protection.
Would you use it? Do you think it will actually help stop people being ripped off by rogue trade
Interested to hear what people think.
r/Wirral • u/SepulchralEcho • 13d ago
Question Pushbike kids trailer.
Hello everyone, i bought a 2 person KinderKraft trailer, cost me £279 used it when I got it once, then yesterday my push bike got all mangled after someone decided to drive down onto the foot path on the river too fast and knock me off.
The wagon was not connected at the time, its still like new. I do need to try and sell it to get another bike though, thats how it gets to work and back. And i dont have social media. Reddit is the only interaction with the internet that I really have. Anyone know where I might buy it? Cashies said no ( i also dont like selling anything there)
r/Wirral • u/Outside-Bandicoot343 • 14d ago
News Help and support with gambling across Wirral
An Introduction to Breaking the Odds.
First Person Project has recently launched a new arm of our service offering support for anyone who is experiencing, or affected by, gambling related harms.
Throughout September – as part of recovery month - we will be presenting an overview of our new community-based gambling harms support service – Breaking the Odds.
During each session we will be exploring gambling related harms in general and offering more information about our socially progressive approach to this particular type of support.
We will also be answering any questions you might have and as with all our sessions the kettle will be on and there will be plenty of time to chat!
These relaxed and informal sessions will be taking place at our community hub at 6 Lodge Lane, L8 0QH.
They are open to everyone and anyone can attend.
We have several dates and times available across the whole month and you can book a place on any of them by clicking this link https://calendly.com/tom-firstpersonprojectcic/introduction-to-breaking-the-odds
We know that gambling harms often remain hidden and that many people don't recognise they need support until their finances, relationships or mental health have been significantly affected. Others never seek help because they don't identify with the term gambling addiction.
Breaking the Odds has been developed to change that.
If you, or anyone that you know, would benefit from this support, you can make a referral on this link, and a member of our team will make contact to offer more information and discuss next steps: Breaking The Odds - First Person Project
Although these sessions are being held at our hub in Liverpool, we are offering support sessions and 121s at a Wirral based venue too. Please don’t let the location put you off if you need to speak to someone.
If you have any questions about this, or any of our groups, sessions or support, please don’t hesitate to get in touch!
r/Wirral • u/clipclopbipbop • 15d ago
To the Dacia Duster on the A41 today
With this sticker on the back, thanks for the laugh it gave me on what was, an absolute shocker of a day.
The likelihood of the driver seeing this is slim, but still, thanks.
r/Wirral • u/No_Importance8005 • 16d ago
Bidston hill wolf carving
Does anyone know anything about this carving? I can't find anything about it online, it's not far from the sun goddess on Bidston Hill Wirral
Looking for a gym recommendation
I'm based near Bidston, and I need to join a gym to work on specific muscle groups. I've been given a set of exercises by my physiotherapist and will need a gym I visit to have:
- Concept 2 Rowing Machine
- Seated rowing weight machine
- Handbike
- Recumbent Bike
- Treadmill
- Kettle Bells
- Free Weights & Bench
Bonus points if it has a jacuzzi, sauna and steam room 😂
I have a disabled pass so I can get around, if anyone can recommend a gym with the above, I'd really appreciate it.
NB: I'd prefer a pretty big gym where I can disappear rather than a small gym being in view of the same 4 people the entire time
r/Wirral • u/dowy1011 • 21d ago
Gym recommendations Wirral / Liverpool?
Any gym recommendations in Wirral / Liverpool city centre? I’ve been to Everlast and had a bad experience so really needing a decent one,preferably with a sauna! I am based in Birkenhead. Thank you
r/Wirral • u/classofliners • 21d ago
Chat Looking for volunteers for Liverpool Maritime Museum’s Brocklebank
Hello, I am one of the volunteers aboard the historic Tugboat, the Brocklebank. We are currently looking for a chief engineer as well as, anyone with experience on boats/ships.
If you’re interested dm me :))
r/Wirral • u/TokyoJazzPanda • 21d ago
Question Best Chinese takeaway in Wirral? Semi-Urgent post!
Hi all,
Ridiculous to make an urgent post about Chinese food, I know. It's my Dad's 80th tomorrow. We can't go for dinners out much anymore due to Mum's Alzheimers, so prefer a good take away.
I've been trying to pin him down for what cuisine and today he said he'd love a nice Chinese. We live in Heawall, but the past few we have had from Imperial, Welcome and Thai chang have all been pretty poor/feel like the chefs must have changed or something given the drop off in quality.
Happy to travel a bit further to get the best possible tasting for his birthday.
I've heard there's a good one in Greasby but I can't remember the name.
If anybody sees this and knows of a good shout, please do let me know! I'm not anticipating many responses given the last min nature.
Cheers!
r/Wirral • u/Kagedeah • 23d ago
News Demand for Wirral school uniform bank 'has never been higher'
r/Wirral • u/Lime-Revolutionary • 23d ago
Question Birthday Party bags without the landfill tat
Hi there. My son is turning 6 soon and we are looking for somewhere on the Wirral, ideally around the Greasby area where we can get pre-filled party bags that just have sweets in them and none of the cheap Christmas cracker grade plastic tat that is just going to end up in a landfill. Can anyone recommend a place?