12th August 2020 | OTS News

Sainsbury’s megastore plan finally reaches checkout as council approves Kew site

Controversial plans for the long awaited Sainsbury’s megastore in Kew have been approved. Despite concerns council chiefs have moved to protect the future of the Lord Street store, saying it must stay

12th August 2020

Fore! Golfers create ingenious warning system after huge pothole appears

A trio of golfers found themselves navigating a tricky hole tonight after discovering part of Hesketh Road collapsed. The pot hole which has opened up on the exclusive road, was discovered by

12th August 2020

Sefton Council urges coastline visitors to park considerately

Sefton’s coastline, an internationally protected ‘nature reserve’, is stunning, and we understand why people want to visit, especially when the weather is nice. Since restrictions were lifted allowing people to spend more

12th August 2020

Heartless thieves steal plants from Rotten Row

Thieves have been pictured stealing plants from Rotten Row. The incident occurred on Monday, 10th August. The border is maintained by the Friends Of Rotten Row group, who put thousands of hours

12th August 2020

Southport 24 Hour A&E unit marked for closure

Southport & Ormskirk Hospitals to receive £1.7m to upgrade A&E facilities for winter

Southport MP Damien Moore has welcomed news that Southport & Ormskirk NHS Hospitals Trust is set to receive an additional £1,729,000 in order to support A&E capacity ahead of the winter months.

12th August 2020

Midwife conquers Mersey for charity

Perinatal mental health midwife Keran Carter, who works for Southport and Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust, just conquered the impressive challenge of swimming across the River Mersey, and raised over £2,300 with her

12th August 2020

Port in goalless draw at Witton as trialist run outs continue

On a baking hot and muggy evening Southport drew a blank in a hard fought game against Witton Albion. Once again, Liam had a look at a number of trialists as well

12th August 2020

Council adopts temporary pavement licences to support local business

Sefton Council have adopted a new pavement licence that will allow businesses to place furniture such as outdoor seating on the pavement outside their business. In a press release, Sefton Council said:

12th August 2020

Should teachers’ proficiency be regularly tested?

Testing students’ knowledge is a usual thing. Young people receive marks for exams and assignments, can determine weaknesses and boost their academic performance. It is worth remembering that teaching is even more

12th August 2020

How to be happily divorced when your friends are happily married?

Yes, you can. And this is the most important thing that you need to understand right now. And if right now you are faced with the need for filing for divorce online,

12th August 2020

Why can’t traders skip lessons?

In recent times, trading has become the number 1 most demanding profession. People from all over the world are subscribing and many websites are growing up offering life-changing lessons. As people want

12th August 2020

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