Entwine Live (Festivals) Ltd has applied to license Birkenhead Park for three-day events, up to three times a year, with music, plays and alcohol until 10.30pm.

A festival company has applied for a premises licence to stage three-day events at Birkenhead Park, on up to three occasions a year. Entwine Live (Festivals) Ltd wants to put on live music, plays, films and dance, and sell alcohol until 10.30pm.

What the application asks for

The council’s list of current licensing applications gives the address as Birkenhead Park, Ashville Road, Birkenhead, in Claughton ward. The public notice, published in the Wirral Globe on 21 October, gives it as Park Drive, CH41 4HY, the postcode of the park’s visitor centre.

The council’s entry lists, every day of the week:

  • sale of alcohol, 11am to 10.30pm, for drinking on or off the site;
  • plays, films, live music, recorded music and dance, 11am to 10.45pm;
  • open to the public from 11am to 11pm.

It describes the plan as “a three day event to take place on no more than three occasions per year”. The notice itself words it as “three long weekends per annum”. Neither document gives dates or names an event.

Who is behind it

Companies House shows Entwine Live (Festivals) Ltd was set up on 20 September 2025, with its registered office in Formby. Its listed business is support activities to the performing arts. Another company, Entwine Live (Club) Ltd, is registered at the same address.

We could not find a website or any public announcement from the company about events at the park.

What happens next

The deadline for comments passed on Monday 9 November. If nobody made a relevant objection, the council grants the licence as applied for. If anyone did, a licensing sub-committee decides it at a hearing.

No hearing for Birkenhead Park appears on the council’s meetings calendar as of 14 November, and the council has not published a decision. Any hearing will be listed there, with its papers.