A campaign to reduce sewer blockages across Wirral has been launched to encourage residents in Moreton and Greasby to think twice about what they re flushing down their toilets and pouring down their sinks. United Utilities and Wirral Working Together started the campaign, Stop the Block, in a bid to reduce the risk of blockages and future flooding. Since the campaign began, there has been a 94% reduction in unflushables found in the sewers of Moreton and Greasby. Playing a huge part in the campaign are 12-year-old Charlotte Bithell, from Bebington and Lucy O’Keeffe, 10, from Moreton, who won the United Utilities competition to share the Stop the Block message and help educate the next generation.
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Publishing date: May 03, 2021 • May 3, 2021 • 3 minute read •
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That’s why when Kabo Fresh Dog Food turned their attention to improving their visibility online, they engaged with Fanshawe College students for in-demand skillsets that could get their brand in front of the right audiences.
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When the pandemic hit last year, many businesses and restaurants found themselves challenged to find new ways to keep their doors open.
Roni Reino Watkins, owner of My Country Story in Dover, was one of the business owners who had to rethink how to connect with customers, when the store wasn t set up for heavy e-commerce.
Watkins offered curbside pickup and partnered with a nearby business to help deliver products until she could get her e-commerce presence built up and transition to a new website. Now, e-commerce is an integral part of her business. It wasn t something I thought I d find myself doing anytime soon, it just wasn t on our immediate to do list, Watkins said. But the pandemic made us take that step. It was a point where you have to ask what can we do to compete with the bigger box stores who already have this platform. Amid everything, people still wanted to shop local and shop small.
People confused as grass disappears from beach after storm Has anyone else noticed the beach at Hoylake today - absolutely no sign of the grass
Hoylake beach after sand storm
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Cllr Andrew Gardner A Conservative councillor has rejected claims he is misleading residents by disguising his campaign through a community Facebook page. The Labour candidate for Hoylake and Meols is accusing Cllr Andrew Gardner, who represents the ward on Wirral Council, of campaigning on the contentious issue of Hoylake beach through a community Facebook page called Friends of Hoylake and West Kirby Beaches (FHWKB). FHWKB is one organisation which has criticised Wirral Council’s running of Hoylake beach since its decision to pause beach management in 2019. The decision was made after the authority was slated for spraying the beach with the weedkiller glyphosate, which has been linked to cancer in several studies.