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Port Sunlight Village Trust takes over ownership of village’s historic Bridge Inn pub

A historic pub in the Wirral village of Port Sunlight has been acquired by Port Sunlight Village Trust, safeguarding the future of one of the village’s most recognisable buildings while benefitting both the community and visitors alike.  Previously owned by a private property business and leased to national…

Statement regarding a potential data breach of Beacon CRM

Port Sunlight Village Trust has been informed of a potential data security incident affecting our CRM database provider, Beacon, which we use to manage our donors and supporters. On Monday 3 August, Beacon notified us…

Opportunity: Project team to support remedial roof works at the Lyceum, Port Sunlight

We’re seeking to commission a consultant or group of consultants to develop detailed proposals for a number of garage sites in Port Sunlight.

Introducing our refreshed brand for Port Sunlight Village Trust

Learn about our new identity, designed to help people connect with Port Sunlight Village Trust and this special village we care for.

Heritage Highlights Lunchtime Talks at Port Sunlight Museum

Discover more of Port Sunlight’s remarkable past with our series of bite‑sized lunchtime talks designed to fit perfectly into your day.

Enjoy ‘summer savings’ on Port Sunlight Museum & walking tour tickets

Visitors to Port Sunlight can enjoy even better value this summer thanks to the UK Government’s new Great British Summer Savings initiative.

The story and recipe of the Port Sunlight Bun

A forgotten century-old recipe, once conceived to rival the iconic Eccles cake and other regional bakes, has been unearthed and brought back to life in the historic village it was named after.

Our plans to restore Port Sunlight’s Sea Piece fountain sculpture

Dive into the first phase of our project to renew the Boating Pond and why the colour of Sir Charles Wheeler’s sculpture is so important. 

Sculpture to set sail for London in first stage of major project to conserve Port Sunlight landmark

The Sea Piece fountain sculpture is transported to London temporarily for conservation work and to allow work on reconstructing the Boating Pond to begin.

Port Sunlight-based artist collective selected for Venice Biennale 2026 with major new sculpture project

Emma Rodgers and The Old Fire Station Collective have been formally invited by the European Culture Centre to exhibit at the Venice Biennale 2026.