Archaeologists have begun a dig at an ancient ironworks where they hope to discover whether it dates from the Roman or Viking period. Local experts believe the Egremont site in Wirral, Merseyside ...

The evidence so far points to a connection with Chester/Wirral area of Roman Britain during the first 200 years of the Roman conquest.” The Drumanagh site was first settled in the Iron Age ...

The researchers believe that the figs and cereal wheat arrived in Ireland in connection to the Chester/Wirral area of Roman Britain which was colonized during the first 200 years of Roman conquest.

Back inland, the town of West Kirby itself is thought to be one of the oldest settlements in Wirral, predating the Roman invasion. Bronze Age settlers are believed to have used Black Horse Hill as ...

Roman coins have also been discovered on the ... this month after seven planning applications were knocked back by Wirral Council. Nigel McGurk, head of land and planning at Leverhulme Estate ...