The Wirral Hub
Great signposting website to local arts and culture activities and events.
Wirral LA21 Network
www.la21.net
The Wirral environmental education charity, set up to promote and facilitate ethical and environmentally friendly lifestyles.
www.bcschoral.fsnet.co.uk
Energy Projects Plus
www.epplus.org.uk
Energy efficiency advice centre in Wallasey.
Barnston Village
www.barnstonvillage.info
Dee Estuary Birding
www.deeestuary.co.uk/
This Web site describes the best Dee Estuary birdwatching areas with detailed maps and latest bird news for dedicated twitchers and casual birdwatchers alike
Wirral-Recycle
http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/Wirral-Recycle
Wirral branch of a global movement to match people who have things they want to get rid of with people who can use them – you can find a home for things you don’t want to keep but cannot bear to throw away.
Friends of Ashton Park
www.friendsofashtonpark.btik.com
Friends of Coronation Gardens, West Kirby
www.friendsofcoronationgardens.co.uk
Friends of Hilbre
www.hilbreisland.org.uk
Friends of Storeton Woods
http://friendsofstoretonwoods.org.uk
Green Together
Based in Rock Ferry, currently operating Community allotments on three sites. Limited space is available on plots at Bebington Rd allotments and Bedford Avenue allotments. Small sectioned sub-plots available for use to residents in the catchment area of these two sites. Support is available to anyone wishing to take up a sub-plot.
If anyone is interested or would like more information they can contact Keith Farroll/Ian Jones 0151 644 4830, Keith.farroll@greenapprentices.org.uk
St Bridget’s Church (West Kirby) Eco-Congregation Green sheets
www.stbridgetschurch.org.uk/page13eco.htm
Tam O’Shanter Urban Farm
www.tamoshanterfarm.org.uk
Voluntary & Community Action Wirral
www.vcawirral.org.uk
Offers support and advice to the third sector in Wirral
West Kirby Transition Town Project
www.transitiontownwestkirby.org.uk
Moving towards a sustainable economy in West Kirby
Wirral Barn Owl Trust
www.wirralbarnowltrust.org
Wirral Council Parks and Countryside Events
www.wirral.gov.uk/events
Wirral Footpaths and Open Spaces Preservation Society
http://sites.google.com/site/wirralfootpathssociety
Aims to preserve Wirral’s footpath and open space heritage by: regular inspections, cutting back and clearing undergrowth, securing removal of obstructions, assisting with signing and way marking, influencing official policy, advising on revisions to Definitive Maps, publishing walks leaflets and promotional material, organising guided walks.
The Wirral Society
www.wirralsociety.net
The Wirral Committee of the Campaign to Protect Rural England
Wirral Tree Wardens
www.wirraltreewardens.co.uk/
Wirral Wildlife
www.wirralwildlife.co.uk
Birkenhead Choral Society
Hoylake Chamber Concert Society
www.chamberconcert.co.uk
Hoylake Choral Society
www.hoylakechoralsociety.org.uk
Jane Orrell - Holistic Massage Therapy and Yoga
www.janeorrell.com
Jim Fleming – local artist
www.jimtheartist.co.ukwww.meditationinwirral.org.uk
Give meditiation a try. Classes at Hoylake Community Centre.
0151 652 2210 info@meditationinwirral.org.uk
Email mccallh@bigstring.com
Tel 0151 625 1628
Yoga classes for adults
www.Karmatime.com
The Children’s Yoga Company
Kailash Buddhist Centre
Katherine McCall – local photographer
Osteopathy & Natural Health Clinic
www.osteopathyandnaturalhealth.com
A centre for complementary medicine, offering natural health solutions
Wirral Talks at Prenton Literary and Debating Society
www.wirraltalks.co.uk
Yoga classes with Justine Aldersey-Williams
www.YogaWirral.co.uk
Phoenix is the editor of this site and was given a diagnosis of bipolar over twenty years ago. In between 8 periods of severe difficulty and hospitalisation she trained as a garden designer and was a awarded an RHS Diploma, gained a first class degree in Cultural Studies and a Certificate in Education that enables her to lecture in Recovery in Mental Health to psychiatric nurse students and mental health professionals at universities.
Phoenix leads a diverse life helped along by Wellness Recovery Action Planning and all aspects of Recovery. In the last few years she performed stand up comedy. Laughter truly is the best medicine! Now she is concentrating on being involved in improving conditions for inpatients and service receivers trustwide and nationwide. And training in WRAP, Recovery Star and the new Advanced Statement and some gardening for health. Art is now a major focus with some great new projects coming up. Also working with services to develop a new approach for people to have a greater knowledge and insight to their own trauma and recovery. 
