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	Right Here, Right Now - Marine Lake, West Kirby
		Set between the rivers Dee and Mersey, the Wirral Peninsula flows into Liverpool Bay and the Irish Sea, and is blessed with stunning natural splendour and a rich heritage.
		Wirral is a peninsula situated in the Northwest of England.
		Wirral has excellent motorway links and is ideally situated between the two vibrant cities of Chester and Liverpool, both of which are so different in character, yet each contributing something distinctive to the history and development of Wirral...
	www.visitwirral.com (422 words)

	Wirral Lions
		Wirral Lions were formed in 1968 and are part of the International Association of Lions Clubs, which began in the USA in 1917.
		Wirral Lions cover the central Wirral area from Heswall to Neston and across to Bebington, although our members live in all parts of the Wirral.
		Wirral Lions provide financial and practical help to individuals and to a range of local, national and international charities.
	www.lionwap.org /wirrallionsuk (321 words)

	Wirral MBC
		Residents urged to vote for their favourite Wirral park
		A Wirral lifeguard has been praised for her actions after the dramatic rescue of two teenage girls who had got into difficulties off the coast at New Brighton.
		The girls, aged 14 and 16 and from Liverpool, were swimming off the groyne near to the lighthouse at Fort Perch Rock earlier this afternoon when the incident happened.
	www.wirral.gov.uk (149 words)

	Wirral Waterfront
		While this is happening, the Wirral Waterfront initiative will also ensure that the residents of one of Wirral’s most deprived communities, Birkenhead, together with other targeted socially excluded groups, are able to access the opportunities created within the Employment Corridor.
		To make this partnership principle a reality Wirral Waterfront is being managed by a Board of representatives from private businesses, local community groups, voluntary sector agencies, as well as public service providers such as Wirral Borough Council and Wirral Primary Care Trusts.
		Wirral Waterfront began with the successful bid for Single Regeneration Budget (SRB), but plans to attract other funding during the lifetime of the initiative to the tune of £125 million.
	www.wirralwaterfront.org.uk /webpages/main/index.asp (453 words)

	The Borough of Wirral (Electoral Changes) Order 2003
		Wirral Metropolitan Borough Council shall make a print of the map marked "Map referred to in the Borough of Wirral (Electoral Changes) Order 2003" available for inspection at its offices by any member of the public at any reasonable time.
		The Electoral Registration Officer[10] for the borough shall make such rearrangement of, or adaptation of, the register of local government electors as may be necessary for the purposes of, and in consequence of, this Order.
		Prints of the map may be inspected at all reasonable times at the offices of Wirral Metropolitan Borough Council and at the principal office of the Electoral Commission at Trevelyan House, Great Peter Street, London SW1P 2HW.
	www.opsi.gov.uk /si/si2003/20031980.htm (1601 words)

	NHS - Wirral Health Service
		Wirral Primary Care Trust is responsible for deciding upon the health service needs of the population of Wirral and securing the continual provision of the services required.
		They can use the knowledge they have gained from working within a neighbourhood to influence, for example, which operations are bought from the Hospital Trust and which illnesses need to be focused on.
		This is often once the patient has been referred to the Trust by his or her family doctor, but also when people are brought into the Accident and Emergency department.
	www.wirralhealth.org.uk /wirral_health/local_nhs/nhsorgs.asp (415 words)

	Wirral LDYS
		Wirral Liberal Democrats Youth and Students (WLDYS) is the youth and student wing of the Liberal Democrats on the Wirral.
		Safer Wirral - The Wirral Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership is a Partnership made up of all the key agencies who work with Crime and Disorder as well as Elected Council Members and members of the public.
		Wirral Joint Community Safety Team comprises members of these and other agencies working together in the same office to the same agenda.
	www.wirral-libdem.org.uk /WLDYS.htm (1231 words)

	Wirral Ref's Homepage
		Wirral Referees' Society sadly reports that on 30th December 2006 we lost a dear colleague and friend Ted Egan following a game.
		Dave has been a long serving Wirral Referee and his career has spanned from the Eastham Junior League to joining the Select Group Panel of referees on the Premiership within his 13 seasons.
		Wirral based Level 4 referee Mike Evans has been selected to represent Cheshire FA at the 2007 Dallas Cup, an invitation only tournament, which is attended by FIFA match officials and top quality professional teams from all over the world, including Real Madrid FC, Ajax FC and Sao Paulo FC.
	www.merseyside.net /wirralrefereessociety (695 words)

	General Vacancies
		Wirral Council is committed to equality of opportunity for everyone regardless of their race, nationality, religion or belief, gender, sexual orientation, disability, age or marital status.
		Wirral Lifelong and Family Learning Service are always keen to hear from Adult Tutors and Family Learning Tutors, To join our team of professional, qualified staff engaged in providing quality adul...
		Required from 1 September 2007 We are offering a Temporary position for a Teaching Assistant who will be required to support a pupil with a statement for Special Educational Needs in Foundation 2...
	www.wirral.gov.uk /jobs (316 words)

	Celebrate Wirral
		Wirral Bird Club gathers on the 4th Thursday of each month in Kingsmead Hall, Bertram Drive, Hoylake, at 8 pm.
		Wirral has some of the most diverse landscape, with striking contrasts between the Merseyside and Deeside of the peninsula.
		Whether it is purely for recreation or a serious element of healthy living (or anywhere between the two!) there are walks to suit everybody.
	www.celebratewirral.info /css_test/walks.asp (217 words)

	WIRRAL WEB RING
		Only member sites are allowed to carry the Wirral Web Ring logo (as above) anywhere on their site and you will find most member sites carrying the logo on their front page.
		The Wirral Show is the major event in the Wirral Calendar and is an absolute "must see" for any visitors who can plan their trip to coincide with this summer weekend event.
		Wirral Society is Wirrals oldest society concerning itself with the protection of the environment, flora, fauna and architecture of Wirral.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /g8fqf/southwirral/webring.htm (425 words)

	WIN - Wirral Investment Network
		WIRRAL Investment Network is one of the most successful partnerships of local authority and private sector organisations anywhere in the UK.
		Set up in 1992, City Lands funding of £101m private investment and £80m other public sector funding, turned a vision of putting the soul back into the heart of Wirral into a reality.New opportunities were created for investment, employment and an improved environment in which to live over the five year life of the initiative.
		Wirral's dedicated inward invesment team, which is encouraging, supporting and assisting companies to relocate to Wirral.
	www.winpartnership.org /2004/achievements.htm (360 words)

	Wirral - Latest Local News
		In one of the most unusual venues for a Christmas party, a cemetery overlooking the river was chosen.
		New government transport schemes are to be implemented in Wirral to the tune of millions of pounds.
		Householders are warned by Wirral trading standards department not to employ incompetent or rogue traders to carry out roof repairs from incoming gales forecast.
	www.thebestof.co.uk /wirral/news (377 words)

	Wirral Libraries - Welcome
		There are 24 libraries in Wirral which offer in excess of 600,000 books on a whole host of subjects, including books on tape, CD, and in large print.
		The Library Service offers a wide range of facilities and activities. As well as the traditional lending service for books (including large print and foreign language), talking books, videos, CDs and DVDs, there is an extensive reference and information service, including access to a wealth of archive and local study material.
		Wirral Library Service achieved the prestigious Charter Mark Award in October 2004 for all of its 24 libraries.
	www.wirral-libraries.net (1192 words)

	Wirral, Cheshire, England and the Domesday Book (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Domesday Wirral holdings of Norman families recorded in coastal Wirral were the villages of Eastham, Wallasey, Meols, Little and Greater Caldy, Thursaston, Ness, Neston, Little Nestone, Heswall, and Gayton.
		Robert held in Wirral at Wallasey, Meols, Thursaston(under-tenant William), Heswall(under tenant Herbert), and Gayton(under-tenant William).
		heshire and the Wirral was Duke William 's (the Conqueror) cornerstone defence of the northwestern region of his kingdom, particularly against the Welsh and Irish intruders.
	www.infokey.com /counties/Wirral3.htm (2452 words)

	Wirral Learning Grid - FAQs
		The Wirral Learning Grid is Wirral's one-stop-shop for Educational resources and contains a vast amount of policy documents, teacher resources, and multimedia material all created for and by teachers in Wirral.
		You can also use the Wirral Learning Grid as a gateway portal to other websites around the world, specifically selected or recommended by Wirral teachers.
		The Wirral Learning Grid has been designed to conform to the latest accessibility guidelines and uses style sheets for design and layout.
	www.wirral-mbc.gov.uk /infohelp/FAQs.asp (250 words)

	Wirral, Cheshire, England and the Domesday Book (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Domesday Wirralholdings of Norman families recorded in coastal Wirral were the villagesof Eastham, Wallasey, Meols, Little and Greater Caldy, Thursaston, Ness,Neston, Little Nestone, Heswall, and Gayton.
		ne of the largestlandholders in Wirral at the Domesday was Robert of Rhuddlan (Roelent),he being under-tenant of the Earl Hugh Lupus (the Wolf) of Chester, whomilitarily held all greater Cheshire and North Wales, his seat being atChester.
		Robertheld in Wirral at Wallasey, Meols, Thursaston(under-tenant William), Heswall(undertenant Herbert), and Gayton(under-tenant William).
	www.infokey.com /Wirrall/Welcome.html (2076 words)

	acorn - fundraising for Wirral Hospital NHS Trust
		If you would like your donation to benefit a particular ward or department at Wirral Hospital, the Acorn Fundraising Office will be pleased to accept the gift on their behalf.
		For example, donations made in memory to the Video Gastroscope Appeal at Wirral Hospital will lead to quicker diagnosis of stomach and oesophageal cancers on Wirral, and help thousands of local people with other gastrointestinal problems.
		Wirral Breast Care Centre cares for women on Wirral by routine testing and also treatment of breast problems.
	www.helpwirralhospital.nhs.uk /donations/donations.asp (986 words)

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