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1 day ago
West Kirby Today

Emergency services were scrambled after two women and their three dogs became trapped in deep mud at Thurstaston beach.

Wirral RNLI RNLI, the fire service and ambulances were called to the beach on Tuesday afternoon as the tide began rising around them.

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Emergency services were scrambled after two women and their three dogs became trapped in deep mud at Thurstaston beach.

Wirral Coastguard Rescue Team RNLI West Kirby Lifeboat RNLI Hoylake Lifeboat Station, the fire service and ambulances were called to the beach on Tuesday afternoon as the tide began rising around them.

Read the full story on our website.

https://westkirby.todaynews.co.uk/2025/04/01/news/women-and-dogs-rescued-from-mud-on-thurstaston-beach/

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Well done to the emergency services. On another note, whoever owns the land at the top of the cliff that is now barricaded off to stop people parking, can you see the results of putting boulders there? Such a sad attempt to stop people enjoying a beautiful view and thereby causing access and parking issues for emergency services.

3 days ago
West Kirby Today

Plans have been submitted to demolish a run-down house in West Kirby and replace it with two new properties.

The scheme would see the plot, located at the junction of Village Road and Abbey Road, split and the creation of two houses, one of which would be a self-build with five bedrooms.

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Plans have been submitted to demolish a run-down house in West Kirby and replace it with two new properties.

The scheme would see the plot, located at the junction of Village Road and Abbey Road, split and the creation of two houses, one of which would be a self-build with five bedrooms.

Read the full story on our website.

https://westkirby.todaynews.co.uk/2025/03/29/news/plan-to-knock-down-house-and-replace-with-two-new-homes/

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Is that the one they have been doing work on? Shame, I thought they were renovating it.

Such a shame , the cottage is beautiful , quaint and the right size for that corner !!! The plot is too small for 2 houses .

Will be amazing. I understand people objecting to change but don’t object when change is good. They will be a lovely addition. New houses go up and there has been no imagination in the designs. We look forward to welcoming the new owners when they arrive.

As someone who lived on the road next to this road for nearly 26 years, I think it’s fantastic to see a modern project coming to the area. Not sure why people would object to this, when the original cottage was so rundown, needed ALOT of work, and absolutely needed change! Good luck to the owners- I hope that everything goes to plan for you. If I had the money, I’d definitely be buying one of the two houses!!! I have time to save I guess…..

As a local resident, I think it looks class and will give two families amazing homes

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Historic building, the old Mill Cottage, one of the oldest buildings in West Kirby

Donna Jackson x

So glad my Dad's no longer here to see this 😞 I understand these ugly new no-land houses need to be built. But to destroy a beautiful Cottage that has been a little unloved over the years, through greed of a developer or whoever is a shame. A professional surveyor would have pointed out the issues. Just saying

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1 week ago
West Kirby Today

A free exhibition is taking place capturing the moments and memories of Victorian shelters on West Kirby promenade.

Local photographer Cath Booton is behind the display, which is on from Friday 28 – Sunday 30 March, at St Bridget’s Centre on St Bridget’s Lane.

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A free exhibition is taking place capturing the moments and memories of Victorian shelters on West Kirby promenade.

Local photographer Cath Booton is behind the display, which is on from Friday 28 – Sunday 30 March, at St Bridget’s Centre on St Bridget’s Lane.

Read the full story on our website.

https://westkirby.todaynews.co.uk/2025/03/27/news/exhibition-focusing-on-west-kirbys-victorian-shelters-to-take-place/
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