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Woman's body found within
the back of an Ainsdale Property
ON Monday, 29 July 2019, Merseyside Police
attended a property on Kenilworth Road, Ainsdale, near Southport, following
reports of concern for the safety of an 88 year old woman, at around 7:20pm.
Police Officers conducted a during which a woman's body was found...
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Mayor of Liverpool submits
₤230 million green deal bid to new Government
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MAYOR of Liverpool Joe Anderson has
submitted a bid to new Prime Minister Boris Johnson for a ₤230 million 'Green
City Deal' to tackle climate change and boost the economy post-Brexit.
The proposal would provide new skills and housing which would...
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Eldonians and Lord Mayor help raise
funds for Dementia Centre in Kirkby
ME2U Centre in Kirby managed to raise a
staggering ₤3,500 at a recent fundraising evening hosted by Tony McGann and the
Eldonian Community. 1 of the owners, Rosie Whittington said:- "It was a..."
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Financial boost for environmental
projects across Liverpool
A total of 9 projects which will improve green and open spaces across
Liverpool are set to receive cash from planning agreements made with developers.
The schemes, which have a total...
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Liverpool's Hospitals 'no place for alcohol' says new campaign
TAKING alcohol into Hospitals could be dangerous and is placing an
unnecessary burden on...
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Advice for families getting a dog as
puppy trade reports in Merseyside soar by 488%
THINKING of getting a puppy during the
summer holidays? Be cautious if you're hoping to buy a dog instead of rescuing.
The...
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Hugh Baird University Centre
Graduate is a finalist for the 2019 Positive Awards
HUGH Baird University Centre Creative
Make Up Design and Practice graduate, Andrew Manion, has won through to the
final of...
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₤45,000 released to keep young people
safe over autumn ½ Term
COMMUNITY groups which work to divert
young people away from crime and anti-social behaviour during the busy Autumn
½ Term are being invited to bid for a small cash
boost, thanks to...
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Record roadkill to help
mammal conservation
WILDLIFE charity People's Trust for
Endangered Species (PTES) is calling on volunteers across Britain to record
sightings of mammals, dead or alive, as part in its annual Mammals on Roads
survey. PTES is asking families going on summer holidays or day trips, car
sharing commuters and anyone else using Britain's roads, to record sightings of
mammals...
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LIMF 2019 - Part
2
THESE are more photographs taken at the Liverpool
International Music Festival (LIMF) that took place over 20 July to 21 July
2019, within...
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Don't miss The BIG Model
and Hobby Show
ON Saturday, 10 August 2019, the Southport
Theatre and Convention Centre will be host to a brand new event. The
BIG Model and Hobby Show will be taking place from 10am to 4pm, with
a massive range of displays, including:- model railways, model
boats...
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Liverpool's
getting ready for a spectacular Bricklive Show!
BRICKLIVE is the UK’s
largest interactive brick filled exhibition and it's coming to
Exhibition Centre Liverpool, this October! Families will be able to
access more than 2 million bricks, exclusive digital content and
life sized professionally built...
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Facing a funding crisis for
local Animal Rescue charity Freshfields Animal Rescue... Can you help?
FRESHFIELDS Animal Rescue is facing a funding crisis, which is
threatening it's mission to rescue and re-home abused neglected and unwanted
animals. Due to the never ending stream of distressed animals who need help, the
local charity are always full to...
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Guards' set to strike again
on Merseyrail
THE Rail Union
RMT have confirmed a new batch of strike dates in a long running guards' and
safety dispute on Merseyrail as the company has failed to deliver on the crucial
issue of a safe method of train dispatch. As a result, the union's executive
believes that at this stage we have no alternative, but to instruct our
Merseyrail...
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Local artists work on sale
at Wayfarers Arcade
THE Wayfarers Arcade on Lord Street, in Southport, is
holding a pop up art display and sale of local artists work. The sale is
being run by the Southport group, Sefton Artists and it runs until....
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Charity to Spread its Message
of Kindness Further with Help of Car Donation
A Merseyside charity is
finding it a little easier to spread its message of kindness after
being gifted a brand new Vauxhall Grandland X.
Liverpool charity:- 'An Hour For Others' received the
car from Lookers Vauxhall Liverpool...
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Is the Green paper a missed
opportunity?
THE UK Government has recently published a
green paper on improving public health and preventing disease. A green...
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Miss Liverpool
City Region 2019 at Miss England
THE Grand final of Miss England was held
Newcastle, home of the reigning Miss England 2018, Alisha Cowie, at
the Newbridge Hotel, from 31 July to 1 August 2019. This year the
contest had more than 50 contestants taking part in the final
selection, including our Miss Liverpool City Region 2019, Finley
Unsworth. Sadly Finley did not make it through, but that will not be
the end of of the journey for Finley, as she still has lots of
events to cover as she continues her role as an ambassador doe our
Region, as Miss Liverpool City Region at...
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Gulf between UK fracking industry and
public opinion laid bare as less than 1 in 10 people say regulation of shale gas
extraction is too strict
A major new public attitudes survey on fracking
highlights the gulf between public opinion and those in the UK energy industry
and Government hoping to persuade communities to support shale gas as a viable
alternative energy source. People have low trust in the energy companies...
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North West children will rarely swim
this summer
TO celebrate the re-launch of:- 'Fruity
Water,' Capri Sun have partnered with Better to commission a deep dive survey
into kids' swimming abilities across the UK. The survey reveals almost ½ of
UK children under 10 are either unable to swim or afraid in the water (43%),
with the perceived expense of swimming lessons voted the main obstacle
preventing children from learning ...
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Parent child parking bays causing
confusion in the North West
DRIVERS in the North West are wrongly taking
advantage of parent and child parking spaces, leaving mums and dads battling to
find spaces with young children in tow. A new investigation by Confused.com
reveals that more than 1 in 10 parent and child parking spaces, in the North West,
are being misused. Researchers monitored dedicated spaces in supermarkets to
find a shameful number of people misusing them; in fact, 11% of bays were being
used by people without a child. And Confused.com isn't the...
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Full Programme Announced For Colours
Festival Coming To Princes Park This Saturday
ORGANISERS of Colours, a new free
family friendly festival coming to Princes Park this Saturday, have today
announced the full programme. Live music, community organisations, street food,
entertainment and attractions are on the line up, with a host of local talent
and good causes promising to:- "celebrate what it is to be L8."
Debuting for the 1st time at the ever regenerating Princes Park, this initiative
is supported by:- The National...
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1940's Day at
Southport's Botanic Gardens
SOUTHPORT'S Botanic Gardens played host to a
1940's themed day with vintage vehicles and living history displays.
The event was held on Saturday. 27 July 2019 and proved to be successful,
despite the very heavy rain. The event moved the dancing and singing
under cover, but...
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Complaints data for every local
authority in the North West area now available at click of a button
FOR the 1st time, the Local Government and Social Care
Ombudsman's annual complaints details about every Council in the North West are
now available in an easy to use interactive map. Every year the Ombudsman writes
to each authority with details of the complaints and enquiries it has received,
and the decisions it has made about those...
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