Location

Meols is a village on the northern coast of the Wirral Peninsula, Merseyside, England. It is generally paired with its neighbour, the larger town of Hoylake, situated immediately to the west. Meols is mainly residential with a small yacht and fishing community on its Irish Sea shore line.Meols has a small row of shops adjacent to Meols railway station.
Formerly, Meols was in the county of Cheshire. Since 1974, it has been in the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral.
The whole Meols Park area was originally known as Lower Green back in 1910, as School Lane had not been developed and did not join up with Dovepoint Road.
In 1935 an official Map from Cheshire County Council Archives shows the new extended School Lane which split the park in two. The area where the recreation playground is, was then renamed to Meols Park Upper Green.
The Lower Green then was known as the area where the bowling green is and where the tennis courts used to be.

Liverpool Echo Wish 2010

Andy McCluskey Visits Park

The Mayor & Mayoress of Wirral opened our Fayre

Junior News by Abbie

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£5,000 Funding Award 

£1,250 Funding Award

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£940.00 Community Award

£4,700 Football Area Award

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Bulb Planting In The Park

Viking Ship in Meols

Meols Mums Muck In

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Donkey Rides in our Park