The Floral Pavilion Theatre - 'Keeping the Dream Alive' looks to the future and bows out with a superb programme of shows with Doddy taking the final curtain call on the 1st April (or maybe the 2nd...).
Wirral Bird Club gathers on the 4th Thursday of each month in Kingsmead Hall, Bertram Drive, Hoylake, at 8 pm.
Wirhalh Skip Felag is a local group of a National Society of re-enactors. We portray the life and times of real people (not just Kings 'n' Queens!) who lived a thousand years ago.
Wirral Cultural Diversity Group is the Creative Arts Partner of the Partnership for Racial Equality Wirral has some of the most diverse landscape, with striking
contrasts between the Merseyside and Deeside of the peninsula. Whether
it is the breathtaking views of the Liverpool waterfront from Woodside
and Hamilton Square and the urban townscape of the 
industrial banks
of the River Mersey or the rural idyll of Wirral Country Park with remarkable
views across the Dee Estuary and Hilbre Islands towards the Welsh mountains,
there is a walk for you!. Whether it is purely for recreation or a serious
element of healthy living (or anywhere between the two!) there are walks
to suit everybody. Click on this link, put on stout walking shoes, make
sure you have Acrobat
Reader in the rucksack, check these walks out and
marvel at the contrasts you can find in both town and country.
Walking Festival - April - September 2005
Various events throughout Wirral
For further info 0151 647 1702
Wirral Walks...
To view PDF maps,
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