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We are living though what will hopefully be a very short time in our notable history. Staying home with loved ones, doesn’t sound too bad, especially when we remember our fur babies

On Wednesday, some of our Southport town centre officers were stopped by staff of local bakers, with an offer of some pies and cakes that were going to go to waste, due

Coming up with the perfect business plan can be difficult. If you want to offer a unique business model that places a priority on customer service, a private hire firm might be

Councils in England have been asked to house all rough sleepers – and those in hostels and night shelters – by the weekend. The prime minister’s personal homelessness adviser wrote to local

Mersey Tunnel and Mersey Gateway Tolls are being suspended to help essential frontline key workers battling the Coronavirus across the region to get around and do their jobs more easily. The decision

Emotional paramedics in Southport have openly shed a tear after hearing the town wide applause for the NHS. Hundreds of people turned out to clap and cheer for paramedics doctors and nurses

The chancellor has announced that self-employed people will be able to claim a grant worth 80% of their average monthly profits – up to £2,500 a month. Rishi Sunak said the support

Now, perhaps more than ever, it is vital that information shared on social media is reliable, accurate and from a primary source. Even then, agencies are having to update and revise information

To protect patients, staff and the community, Southport and Ormskirk hospitals are stopping patient visiting from tomorrow (Mar 26). This follows the latest Government Covid-19 advice restricting social contact and unnecessary travel.

Sefton Council are reminding residents across the borough of Domestic Abuse support services available during COVID-19. Many residents will be following the national advice around household isolation and social distancing as a

Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service (MFRS) are here for you and will continue to respond to emergencies throughout the current Coronavirus pandemic. We are asking the people of Merseyside to help us

Redwood Bank’s ethos and speed of delivery applauded by Liverpool property company A Liverpool-based property group has praised a challenger bank for approving a major finance package within an “almost impossible” 16-day

Sefton Council have been awarded a government grant to help residents who may be struggling to pay their Council Tax during the COVID-19 outbreak. Sefton will receive a grant of £3.037m as

A popular Chinese restaurant is making the most of the government shutdown by sending food to tired NHS staff and nurses. Lings On Kings have been delivering food to staff at Southport

Working remotely means handling tasks away from the office setting or a coworking space. Analytics from a study done by Gallup shows that at least 37 percent of employees work from home.

Police have rushed to reprimand a group of selfish landscape gardeners, who were working out in the open, despite the specific government Covid-19 ban. Pensioners in Trafalgar Road Birkdale fearing virus spread,

Fly-tipping is an increasing problem at Plex Moss Lane, which is the continuation to Halsall of Ainsdale’s Moor Lane. Despite Sefton Council warning signs lazy scumbag fly-tippers are still abusing the local

The sit up service at NEW START, 40-42 LEYLAND ROAD is now open to the homeless from 08:00AM to 4:00PM, when it closes for cleaning, and then opens again from 8:00PM overnight.

  YouTube Link for our video via: https://www.galloways.org.uk/galloways-alexa-skill   Sight loss charity Galloway’s is now bringing its audio news service to the wider community through two exciting initiatives. Galloway’s is the first

Over the past few weeks, I have spoken with many constituents regarding the Coronavirus outbreak, particularly those in self-isolation or who own a business in our town. I have also been asked

The shopping park is offering free car parking for NHS staff until end of April 2020 amidst COVID-19.  C12 spokesperson commented: “We’re offering NHS staff free parking in our 600 space car

If you work in digital marketing and media and are in charge of managing a program or team, it’s likely that you will have multiple media projects in progress simultaneously. Keeping on

As the COVID-19 virus peaks over the coming weeks, support will be needed to provide help to our residents and in particular vulnerable people and those who are having to self-isolate. Please

We are appealing for help in tracing a 12-year-old girl who is missing in Liverpool. Chloe McClure was last seen at 3.30pm on Monday, 23th March at Farm Foods on Breck Road.

Robert (Bobby) Arthur Edwards (1938 -2020) Bobby was an Easily recognisable figure, with a cheery smile, a chat and a wave as he cycled his bike round Southport. Everybody knew him and

  Brian Healless, 18, murdered Alex Davies, also 18, in Parbold, Lancashire  He tried to set up similar outdoor meetings with four other men after the murder  Healless was unanimously convicted of

The instructions from the Prime Minister are clear. Visits to Household Waste Recycling Centres are not one of the four reasons given for leaving your home. All Household Waste Recycling Centres across