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News and views from The Wirral Society an environmental watchdog group since 1928 What’s inside this issue This Spring 2026 edition of Wirral Matters focuses strongly on the growing pressures on the Wirral’s Green Belt and wider environment. It looks at a number of current and proposed developments, including the controversial Peak Cluster carbon capture […]
News and views from The Wirral Society an environmental watchdog group since 1928 Our latest issue reports on key environmental and planning matters across the Peninsula, including updates on the regeneration of Birkenhead, protection of Wirral’s Green Belt, and current planning issues in Eastham, Bidston, and Moreton. It also includes news from CPRE Cheshire on […]
News and views from the Wirral Society – an environmental watchdog since 1928 (Also The Wirral District Committee of CPRE) The urgent need for Regeneration of Birkenhead For most of the Society’s near 100 years’ existence since its formation in 1928, our primary focus has been to try to ensure the value of our scarce open […]
News and views from the Wirral Society – an environmental watchdog since 1928 (Also The Wirral District Committee of CPRE) Wirral’s Local Plan Since our last issue, the Inspectors appointed by the Government have concluded that the Plan is capable of being made ‘sound’. This is the best outcome that could have been expected. It will […]
News and views from the Wirral Society – an environmental watchdog since 1928 (Also The Wirral District Committee of CPRE) The Green Belt The Society is concerned that too many MPs and civil servants seem not to understand this plank of English Planning Policy. It is perhaps one of the best known Planning Policies – but the […]
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Our Message From 1988 Published after The Wirral Society had been running for 60 years, here are our thoughts on the peninsula’s future as we approached the 1990s. This booklet is no longer in print!