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BT dials up 'Adopt a
Kiosk' scheme in the North West
BT has revealed that 183 of its iconic red phone
boxes across the North West are up for grabs; as it urges local communities to
take advantage of a scheme to help transform them for the 21st century. Since
2008, a total of 451 phone boxes across the Region have been taken on by
communities for just ₤1 each, through BT's Adopt a Kiosk programme. Redundant
phone boxes, once a lifeline of communication before the arrival of mobile phone
networks, have been transformed into everything from:- defibrillator units, mini
history museums, even art galleries and book exchanges. BT will also consider
adoption...
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ArtHouse Gallery re-opens with
Spring Open Exhibition 2021
AFTER the imposed Covid19
hibernation, Southport Contemporary Arts' Gallery, the ArtHouse, in Eastbank...
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New and expectant mums face
increased mental health risks caused by the Pandemic
NEW report raises concerns as services
supporting women and babies come under strain. During and after
pregnancy, women have faced greater likelihood of poor mental health
during the Pandemic, including:- anxiety...
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Liverpool makes landmark
pledge to protect all of its parks
LIVERPOOL City Council has announced that all of the
City's parks are to be protected forever. The City's Acting...
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5 year plan for culture
revealed as effect of Covid19 Pandemic on Liverpool City Region's creative
industry is laid bare
THE Pandemic's impact on
Liverpool City Region's cultural industries is revealed in a...
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Cheshire and Merseyside health
leaders launch drive to help Ethnic Communities feel safe about Covid19 Vaccine
following findings from insight research
CHESHIRE and Merseyside NHS is teaming up with Black...
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RSPCA deal with more
than 16,000 lockdown incidents in North West
THE RSPCA has answered almost 1
million calls since the start of lockdown 1 year ago, and Officers across the
North West have dealt with 16,319...
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1 year climate plan reveals
immediate action to be taken as Liverpool City Region strives to be zero carbon
by 2040
DOZENS of immediate actions to tackle the Climate
Emergency are highlighted in a 1 year plan set to be...
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'The Depot' Liverpool's new Film Studios named as they top out
LIVERPOOL'S new purpose built film and TV stages have
officially been named. The new production facilities are to be called The Depot,
taking...
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"Over 50's
should book your Vaccine now!" say Sefton GPs
OVER 50's in Sefton are being
urged by local GPs to book their jab, as the local Vaccine programme continues
to make good progress. Thousands of people have had their 1st Vaccine at centres
across Sefton, and GPs are reminding local over 50's who have yet to have
theirs, to book their jabs now. Dr Craig Gillespie local GP, chair and clinical
Director of NHS South Sefton CCG said:- "Thousands of our residents most
at risk of Covid19 have already had their 1st dose at our Local Centres. As the..."
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Commitment made
to Maghull communities for strengthened flood risk management
SEFTON Council, the Environment Agency and United
Utilities have signed a joint statement of intent to...
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Galloway's launches its annual Morecambe Bay Walk
SIGHT loss charity Galloway's is ready to make up for
lost time by launching its famous Morecambe Bay Walk, spreading over 2 days this...
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Judy and Liza
Musical To Be 1 Of The 1st UK Tours Staged Out Of Lockdown
Photo by Andrew AB...
A dazzling and heart warming stage show charting the
careers and relationship between Hollywood Mother...
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Liverpool to limit
rise of "HMO" conversions
LIVERPOOL City Council is to
limit the practice of converting smaller homes into houses for multiple
occupation (HMOs). The Council's cabinet has on Friday, 19 March 2021...
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Action urged on plastic water
bottles
FRIENDS of the Earth and City to Sea are marking World
Water Day by urging politicians, companies and the public to help reduce plastic
pollution caused by the...
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Dobbies launches virtual
events to get Merseyside gardens blooming this Spring
DOBBIES, the UK's leading garden centre retailer, has
announced a programme of...
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Innovative project to bring
new hydrogen buses and refuelling facilities to Liverpool City Region set to
begin
A new project which is seeking to
bring 20 hydrogen...
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New lifts set to improve
access for rail passengers in the City Region
NEW lifts will be
installed at 5 Liverpool City Region Rail Stations giving passengers
step free access to platforms...
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North West families reap the
benefits of Tax Free Childcare
NORTH West families using their
Tax Free Childcare accounts to pay for their childcare costs are benefitting
from a Government top up...
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TalkTalk's official
response to Ofcom's price increase proposals
REGULATOR Ofcom has announced its decision
to raise regulated broadband prices. This will see the cost of most...
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Chris Packham supports
charity's launch of badger baiting documentary for teenagers
NATURALIST and
television presenter, Chris Packham CBE, has voiced his support for
a short film from animal...
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Local takeaways
in Liverpool nominated to win 2021 British Takeaway Award
TAKEAWAY award season is upon us
with voting for the British Takeaway Awards now live, Ferne McCann has...
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Miss
Liverpool City Region to raise money for a local charity with
star-studded:- 'Lockdown's Got
Talent' show
THE newly crowned Miss Liverpool City Region is calling upon
her fellow TV talent...
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'Nightingale Court'
opens in Liverpool
LIVERPOOL Hilton City Centre
Hotel will open its doors as a:- 'Nightingale Court' this week,
joining the national effort to tackle the impact of Coronavirus on the criminal
justice system. Located in the heart of the City, the new site will help to free
up space at the nearby Crown Court for more jury trials by providing an
additional Courtroom that will host non-custodial criminal cases such as fines
and...
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Serious violence
reduction orders to be piloted in 4 Police Forces
NEW Court orders to boost efforts to crack down on
knife crime will be piloted in 4 Police forces, Home Secretary Priti Patel has
announced. The 4 forces; Thames Valley, West Midlands, Merseyside and Sussex;
will trial the introduction of Serious Violence Reduction Orders (SVROs), which
give the Police new stop and search powers...
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20,000 refugees who fled
Syria resettled in the UK
THE Government has
resettled 20,080 refugees escaping the conflict in Syria through the
Vulnerable Persons Resettlement Scheme since September 2015, the
Home Secretary has announced, on Thursday, 18 March 2021. In 2015,
the then Prime Minister committed to resettling 20,000 refugees as
part of the UK's response to the Syrian refugee crisis. The
Government has...
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Why sleeping naked could be
more beneficial than you think
NOW that summer has
begun in earnest, research reveals why ditching your PJ's before bed
could be more beneficial than you think. In the summer months, the
average household temperature in the UK rises to 20 degrees. With
this in mind, online furniture retailer, Furniture Choice, polled
the British public to find out how this could affect...
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Care England
comments on 'Sleep Ins' ruling
THE largest
representative body of independent adult social care providers, Care
England, has welcomed the clarity provided by the Supreme Court with
the Sleep In judgement delivered this morning. Professor Martin
Green OBE, Chief Executive of Care England, says:- "After a
lot of uncertainty it is useful to have this ruling from the Supreme
Court. Our staff..."
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Tell Healthwatch your Care
Home story
HEALTHWATCH Sefton, the local
independent champion for health and care, wants to hear people's experience of
what it's been like being in a Care Home during the past 12 months. Diane Blair,
Manager of Healthwatch Sefton, explained:- "During this Pandemic, we have
not been able to plan our Enter and View visits into Care Homes and, as a
result, have not been able to talk to residents..."
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