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This engagement is part of a listening exercise commissioned by Wirral Council’s Community Safety Service as part of its three-year Community Cohesion Programme.
The aim is to understand how people experience life in the borough today, including people’s sense of belonging, relationships between different communities, and the issues that can bring people together or contribute to tensions and division.
We want to hear from people who live, work, study and volunteer across Wirral, to better understand people’s experiences and perspectives of life in the borough.
What we hear will help inform the priorities and future work of Wirral Council’s three-year Community Cohesion Programme.
The engagement is being delivered independently by Protection Approaches, a UK charity specialising in cohesion and community resilience, on behalf of Wirral Council’s Community Safety and Housing Services.
This engagement is now closed.
This engagement is part of a listening exercise commissioned by Wirral Council’s Community Safety Service as part of its three-year Community Cohesion Programme.
The aim is to understand how people experience life in the borough today, including people’s sense of belonging, relationships between different communities, and the issues that can bring people together or contribute to tensions and division.
We want to hear from people who live, work, study and volunteer across Wirral, to better understand people’s experiences and perspectives of life in the borough.
What we hear will help inform the priorities and future work of Wirral Council’s three-year Community Cohesion Programme.
The engagement is being delivered independently by Protection Approaches, a UK charity specialising in cohesion and community resilience, on behalf of Wirral Council’s Community Safety and Housing Services.
Page last updated: 14 Oct 2026, 03:48 PM
Wirral Council is committed to making information accessible to everyone. If you would like to take part but face any barriers, such as accessibility needs, please get in touch with us. We’ll do our best to support you to participate in different ways. Please contact Protection Approaches:
