Comments for yourwirralblog.co.uk http://www.yourwirralblog.co.uk A blog about all things Wirral. Wed, 20 Jul 2011 04:16:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0-beta1 Comment on Youth Opportunity Fund by Alexander7 http://www.yourwirralblog.co.uk/wirral-general/youth-opportunity-fund/#comment-1421 Alexander7 Wed, 20 Jul 2011 04:16:46 +0000 http://www.yourwirralblog.co.uk/?p=50#comment-1421 <strong><b><a href="http://www.trustedpillspot.com/?ml=buy-generic-LEVITRA buy@generic.LEVITRA" rel="nofollow">...</a></b></blockquote>...</strong> Need cheap generic LEVITRA?... buy@generic.LEVITRA” rel=”nofollow”>……

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]]> Comment on Leasowe Common – have YOUR say by Fire Support Network http://www.yourwirralblog.co.uk/wirral-general/leasowe-common-have-your-say/#comment-180 Fire Support Network Mon, 04 Jun 2007 11:05:30 +0000 http://www.yourwirralblog.co.uk/?p=35#comment-180 In August of this year the Fire Support Network, working in conjunction with Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service, are once again launching the SPARC campaign (Saving Parks and Recreational Centres) - the initiative is aimed at young children and teenagers in a bid to reduce malicious fires in green spaces and promote diversionary activities based around health & fitness. It was originally launched in Wirral as the statistics showed a high increase in nuisance grassland fires throughout the area. Throughout the campaign we aim to arrange for Fire Support Network volunteers, firefighters and Community Fire Safety team to visit out of school clubs, youth and recreational centres, scout groups and parkland areas to discuss the dangers of arson. As part of the campaign,we identify an area which could be tidied / cleaned up. At the end of the campaign we try and encourage as many community groups and volunteers to work together and revamp the area so that it can be enjoyed by all. If anyone has any suggestions of grasslands etc which we could consider, or if anyone is interested in taking part in this years campaign, please get in touch. In August of this year the Fire Support Network, working in conjunction with Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service, are once again launching the SPARC campaign (Saving Parks and Recreational Centres) – the initiative is aimed at young children and teenagers in a bid to reduce malicious fires in green spaces and promote diversionary activities based around health & fitness. It was originally launched in Wirral as the statistics showed a high increase in nuisance grassland fires throughout the area.

Throughout the campaign we aim to arrange for Fire Support Network volunteers, firefighters and Community Fire Safety team to visit out of school clubs, youth and recreational centres, scout groups and parkland areas to discuss the dangers of arson.

As part of the campaign,we identify an area which could be tidied / cleaned up. At the end of the campaign we try and encourage as many community groups and volunteers to work together and revamp the area so that it can be enjoyed by all.

If anyone has any suggestions of grasslands etc which we could consider, or if anyone is interested in taking part in this years campaign, please get in touch.

]]> Comment on Thank you! by The YourWirral Team http://www.yourwirralblog.co.uk/wirral-general/thank-you/#comment-3 The YourWirral Team Mon, 12 Feb 2007 20:59:16 +0000 http://www.yourwirralblog.co.uk/?p=31#comment-3 Well done Ian and the helpers. We should all look after our neighbourhoods more. Well done Ian and the helpers. We should all look after our neighbourhoods more.

]]> Comment on The Friends of Wirral Parks by Ian Lewis http://www.yourwirralblog.co.uk/wirral-environment/the-friends-of-wirral-parks/#comment-2 Ian Lewis Thu, 11 Jan 2007 02:20:54 +0000 http://www.yourwirralblog.co.uk/?p=9#comment-2 The Friends of North Wirral Country Park do a fantastic job and cover a vast stretch of some of Wirral's most valued landscape. Thanks for posting details of their action days; we'll try to attend and help out. The Friends of North Wirral Country Park do a fantastic job and cover a vast stretch of some of Wirral’s most valued landscape. Thanks for posting details of their action days; we’ll try to attend and help out.

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