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Pawprints Wildlife Rescue
@wirralpaws
Pawprints Wildlife Rescue offers rescue, rehabilitation and where
appropriate, release for a variety of wildlife – currently hedgehogs.
Soon to open hedgehog and wildlife rescue in Hoylake.
Do you have what it takes to be a “Pawprints” volunteer?
We believe that volunteers are the heart of our project to support our
indigenous wildlife.
Supported by a robust volunteer management programme we aim to ensure
an excellent volunteer experience.
Following induction into the organisation, volunteers are encouraged to
develop their personal skills and confidence in a range of roles. Supported by
the core team they will, following training in their area of work, be
encouraged to grow, to develop and to take responsibility for the care of the
wildlife they support in whichever way they can.
There are roles for events managers and fundraisers at events across
the region, admin and reception workers, and hands-on animal support roles
(according to experience and expertise), at our soon to open hedgehog and
wildlife rescue in Hoylake.
If you have a few hours to spare to support Wirral Wildlife and you are
aged over 16 years, we want to hear from you.
Come and meet us at the Charity Shop, 29 Seaview Road, Liscard from
12th - 19th April. Donate, volunteer, learn.
Alternatively, contact us on
Facebook: Pawprintswildliferescue/about
Twitter: @wirralpaws
or email: hello@pawprintswildlife.co.uk
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Every year the volunteers of Hoylake and Meols in Bloom do all they can
to ‘Help make the Village Smile’. Our planters are now well established and our
understanding of how to ‘grow’ our community both human and flora is strong.
Building on our passion and our experience we feel we are ready to
enter Hoylake and Meols in the coveted Royal Horticultural Society’s North West
in Bloom competition under the small seaside resort category.
To find out more & to see how you can join in go to the wensite:
www.hoylakeinbloom.co.uk
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Closure of WSNC, the Sensory Softplay Resource
Public notice: Please note that, along with the closure of WSNC, the
Sensory Softplay Resource (which has been run, maintained and funded by the
WSNC volunteers) will also close (on Thursday 29th March), with the resource
being dismantled and equipment will be donated to local special needs schools,
individuals and groups
Anyone wanting to know why, please email Carla at hoylakewsnc@btinternet.com
for further information.
Thank you for all your support over the years, we've really appreciated
it
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A message from WSNC volunteers regarding the permanent closure of the
club and sensory resource:
The closure of the WSNC and Sensory Resource is due to staffing
operational changes made by the management and trustees of the community centre
over the past year, which have given rise to a series of health and safety
issues and concerns.
Further details at: facebook.com/HoylakeWSNC
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Plans approved for 'stylish' homes on Hoylake tennis courts
Plans have been approved to build 'stylish' new houses on disused
tennis courts that have been the subject of recent anti-social behaviour.
Ten three-bedroom homes will be built on the St Luke’s site in Hoylake
with the developers promising to 'transform' the location.
More details at: wirralglobe.co.uk/news
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See 11 reasons why residents oppose the Hoylake Golf Resort at
wirralglobe.co.uk/news
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‘Wirral Festival of Firsts ‘2018 Details of Poetry & Photography
competitions & events at wirralfestivaloffirsts.org.uk
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Wirral New Music Collective is an independent group of record labels,
music writers, promoters, visual artists, artist managers, magazine publishers and
musicians who believe in music’s power to shape a new future for Wirral.
More details at
bidolito.co.uk/news-wirral-new-music-collective-live-music-innovation-fund/
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[Page last updated/checked 11/04/18
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