This office is not open to the general public.
Address
Wirral Council
Mallory, 2 Alice Ker Square
Birkenhead
CH41 2AB
Birkenhead is a very accessible location. If you can use trains, buses, cycling and walking - it's recommended and supports our efforts to address the climate emergency and can improve our health and wellbeing.
Parking near Mallory
There are limited parking spaces outside Mallory, 2 Alice Ker Square.
The council's website has an up to date map of car parks around the borough. The closest car park to Mallory, 2 Alice Ker Square is The Grange multi storey car park. There are 495 spaces in The Grange and costs £2 per day to park. The car park can be accessed from Conway Street. Drivers must continue past the Pyramids Shopping Centre following Borough Road/A552, take the first exit at the roundabout onto Conway Street. The entrance to the Grange car park is then located on the left hand side.
Council colleagues working from Mallory and the immediate surrounding area can take advantage of the range of car parking in nearby pay and display car parks or on-street parking in Birkenhead, subject to the conditions and charges of that car park or on street area. You can use your mobile to pay for parking by using the JustPark app.
Blue badge holders will continue to be able to park for free in any council car park and applicable on-street parking. This includes parking in one of the 14 disabled bays within the Europa Square car park, which is next to Mallory.
There is a dedicated parking pass policy for staff whose jobs require them to leave and return to Mallory numerous times throughout the day.
Travelling by train
The nearest train station to Mallory is Conway Park station (around a five-minute walk) which serves stations to New Brighton, West Kirby and Liverpool.
Birkenhead Central Station is approximately nine minutes’ walk away and serves Chester, Ellesmere Port and Liverpool.
Trains run regularly and with 68 stations spread across the Merseyside area it's easy to access the network by bus, bike or car.
Merseyrail has the latest timetables, a journey planner and details on how to get to and from stations.
For those unable to walk, cycle or scoot to the station, there are free car parking facilities at more than 40 stations across the network. There is also pay and display car parking available at Hooton, Chester and Southport stations.
You can find the stations with car parks and the number of spaces on the Merseyrail website.
Travelling by bus
The bus station is within 120m of the entrance of Mallory, 2 Alice Ker Square and it takes just a few minutes to walk from Birkenhead Bus Station to the office.
There are 88 buses running through the bus station every hour - here's a map of the bus routes that go to the station, and here are the timetables.
You can find the latest information about buses on the MerseyTravel website, including a journey planner and information about bus pass options. Use CH41 2AB as the postcode for Mallory to plan your bus journey.
Not sure what public transport to use?
On the MerseyTravel website you can use their journey planner to plot the best route for you. You tell it what day you're travelling, the times and whether you want to consider using the bus, train, coach and/or ferry.
Image of Mallory Building, near to Birkenhead Bus Station and Birkenhead Central (Merseyrail):
