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Employment-led development set to bring jobs, homes and investment to Croxteth

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By Paul Johnston
| Liverpool Express
Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet has approved plans to bring Stonebridge Cross to market as a major employment-led mixed-use development, unlocking one of the city’s largest remaining regeneration opportunities. The decision gives officers delegated authority to appoint a specialist marketing agent and begin the process of securing a development partner to deliver a comprehensive masterplan for the 55-acre Council-owned site on the East Lancashire Road (A580).
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Former public toilets set to become cafe and ice cream parlour

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By Paul Johnston
| wirraltoday.co.uk
Plans have been submitted to turn a former toilet block in Meols into a cafe and ice cream parlour. Wirral Council disposed of the site, at the junction of Meols Parade and Bennets Lane, as part of a fire sale of assets to help pay back a government bailout of its finances. Online records show that it was sold at auction for £104,000 in February 2026. An application by The Waterfalls Parlour Ltd proposes internal and external alterations to divide the block on Meols Parade into two separate units.
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West Kirby Tap named Pub of the Year

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By Paul Johnston
| wirraltoday.co.uk
The West Kirby Tap has been named Wirral's Pub of the Year by real ale group CAMRA. The organisation judges pubs on the condition and range of styles and strengths of ale they serve. They also consider whether they serve real ciders and locally brewed beers. Announcing the winner, Wirral CAMRA said the Spitting Feathers owned hostelry has "a good range" of beers which are "particularly keenly priced".
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