Dee Estuary: Last News

Seagulls flock overhead, as families walk with ice cream cones and freshly-fried fish and chips to find a place to sit on the sea wall. There's a bank of attractive black and white houses lining the historic Parade, many now filled with restaurants, coffee bars and ice cream parlours.

Whether you’re looking for outdoor adventure, cultural inspiration or a harmonious blend of both, Wirral has you covered, and just a short train or ferry ride from Liverpool.

the Daily Star. READ MORE: The strangest things spotted in the sky last year - and how some remain a mysteryIt comes after TOWIE star Gemma said last year that her mum Joan claimed to have an extraterrestrial encounter whilst on a train, as reported by the Mirror previously.

heatwave over the weekend.Emergency services rushed to the Dee Estuary, off the coast of Caldy in Wirral, Merseyside, at around 3.30pm on Saturday after receiving reports that two kayakers were in danger.One of the pair was able to return to shore unaided but the second man had to be rescued by the Coastguard and was airlifted to hospital.Police then confirmed the tragic news of his death shortly afterward.West Kirby RNLI said its crew set off within 10 minutes but found the kayak was empty when they located it.They then requested assistance from Hoylake RNLI’s hovercraft and the HM Coastguard helicopter to aid the search and rescue operation.In a post on Facebook, RNLI West Kirby Lifeboat wrote: "West Kirby Lifeboat paged to search for 2

Did we miss anywhere? Or have you got a Wirral story? Email rebecca. koncienzcy@reachplc. com West Kirby This coastal town is on the north-west corner of the Wirral Peninsula on the eastern side of the mouth of the Dee Estuary, opposite North Wales.