Links to Local Groups helping maintain and improve the Bebington Area

OS Map of Green Spaces

The Butterfly Park & Benty Hey Wood are not shown

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Brighter Bebington

Making Bebington Brighter by planting flowers, Christmas Lighting, Bunting, Flags and Weeding

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Friends of Mayer Park

Look after Mayer Park in conjunction with Wirral Council

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New Ferry Butterfly Park

an urban nature reserve that was developed on the former site of a railway goods yard, coal yard and water softening plant at Bebington and New Ferry Station

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Friends of Benty Hey Woods

 Their mission is to protect the existing trees and wildlife, creating a safe green space that is open and accessible to the local community

I think this group no-longer exists

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Wirral Wombles

They work as a group or individually picking up the litter many people either chuck or simply leave behind. Without them many of our streets and parks would become dumps 

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Brackenwood Golf Club

Closed by the Council and in the process of being saved by the Public and a major golf course company
It is quite a few years since the course closed
And the Councils "ON / OFF" has been repeated many times.

(Hoylake Golf course has had a similar fate) 

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I Love Bebington

A group who brighten up Higher Bebington

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Wirral 3L's

 is a not-for-profit charity which provides daytime courses and social activities mainly for over-50s

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Victoria Hall

 Since 2012 it has been run by Victoria Hall Community Trust
Rooms for Hire & Lots of Regular Groups

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New Ferry Online

Everything related to New Ferry. Past Present & Future

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Port Sunlight River Park

The friends as a group has closed
The History of the Park website is still maintained

All activities are run by the TCV














Some of The Friends of Mayer Park raising the Green Flag


The Friends of Mayer Park have raised the Green Flag every year since.

Purpose & aims of the Green Flag Award
To ensure that everybody has access to quality green and other open spaces, irrespective of where they live.
To ensure that these spaces are appropriately managed and meet the needs of the communities that they serve.
To establish standards of good management.
To promote and share good practice amongst the green space sector.
To recognise and reward the hard work of managers, staff and volunteers.

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Luke Bithell from Wirral Parks & Countryside Service. Celebrating 25 years of the Green Flag awards


Development plan for Mayer Park

In 2019 Wirral Council produced a plan for Mayer Park this was done in conjunction with The Friends. This was updated in 2021.

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