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Police called to Scarisbrick Hotel, Lord Street Passers by were unsurprised to see emergency services outside the Scarisbrick Hotel yet again tonight as a punter passed out. Paramedics and police were called

Sefton’s Hate Crime Unit want victims to come forward Officers from Sefton’s Hate Crime Unit are raising awareness and encouraging more victims to come forward as part of National Hate Crime Awareness

WARNING | Southport residents targeted by fraudsters Fraud Attempt It has been reported that an unknown person made an attempt to change the bank details and the mobile phone package of a

Shoppers need to unite to save Southport Shoppers are growing increasingly disturbed by the number of shops that have closed in Southport over the last two years. A once thriving town is

News from SOUTHPORT Community Policing Team Matthew Walden aged 29 of no fixed abode has been arrested for being wanted on a recall to prison. Stephen Murphy aged 38 of Birkdale has

A Crime Alert for the residents of SOUTHPORT from Merseyside Police. Burglaries Between the 3rd October and the 15th October burglaries have taken place in the following locations: Gordon Street, Pauls Lane(shed),

Cemetery road gridlock after three vehicle crash A major through road connecting Southport and Birkdale is at a standstill after three vehicles smashed into each other, Wednesday 17 October 2018. Cemetery road

Council to tackle problem parking outside Southport schools Sefton Council are tackling inconsiderate and dangerous parking outside a number of schools during drop-off and pick-up times.  Following the start of the school

Sefton launches Modern Slavery page to raise awareness of human trafficking Sefton Council are joining local authorities around the country in marking Anti-Slavery Day on October 18. Anti-Slavery Day provides an opportunity

Missing from home – Kaycey Smith, aged 13, from Southport Merseyside Police are this evening (Tuesday, 16 October) appealing for information to find a teenage girl from Southport who was last seen

Rail misery sets Southport commuters off the rails Furious Northern commuters say they have been let down by the train company, false hope by their MP and empty promises. Despite claims by

SOUTHPORT Go Purple and Green! Add a Splash of Colour and embrace Queenscourt Hospice’s colours this October as we Go Purple and Green! This October, add a splash of colour and embrace

Police called to a disturbance on Bold Street Southport Police and paramedics rushed to Bold Street this afternoon following reports os a disturbance, Tuesday 16 October 2018. Neighbours reported that two people

Motorists can already be fined for flashing lights to warn other drivers of speed cameras, but disclosing the locations on social media could bring the same punishment. A565 TARLETON BYPASS | 6356

Community gardeners heartbreak at vandalism Can you help identify a group of bandits operating in Ainsdale destroying community gardens? Recently, the gardeners found to their dismay, that some of the trellises had

New partnership between Southport FC and Arriva kicks off in style Arriva staff enjoyed a fun day out at this weekend’s football match to celebrate the launch of an exciting new partnership

Thieves cut through Dia lock to steal bike in Southport town centre A local resident has sent out a warning after her sons ‘locked’ bike was stolen from Southport town centre last

Fears that residents in Southport are being targeted by a BT scam have been confirmed by the telephone giant. Recently one unsuspecting resident was called by someone pretending to be from BT

Tory MP’s staunch support for Universal Credit could lose him Southport claim Southport MP Damien Moore is one of 84 Tory politicians whose majority in their constituency is significantly smaller than the

Knights of St Columba donate to Southport Street Pastors Southport Street Pastors would like to say thank you very much to the Knights of St Columba for their very generous donation. A

Adopters needed across Southport The regional adoption agency for Merseyside is highlighting the need for more people to provide homes for children.   As National Adoption Week gets underway on Monday 15

Volunteers required to help SOUTHPORT Foodbank Christmas collection  A Southport foodbank is appealing for help with its annual supermarket Christmas collection next month. Volunteers are needed to help Shoreline Church collect donations

Care home plan could spark crimewave fear residents Furious residents of an upmarket road in Churchtown say they are disgusted after plans were submitted to open up a care home. Plans have

St Teresa’s champions Mental Health and Well-being for Infants St Teresa’s school in Birkdale Southport are prioritising the mental health and wellbeing of their children with a series of innovative and exciting

Motorists reminded to respect road closures Motorists were today reminded of the importance of respecting closures put in place to protect emergency workers and other road users on motorways and major A-roads.

SOUTHPORT Macmillan event to focus on wellbeing People affected by cancer are invited to find out more about the range of support available to them on Thursday 1 November. The regular event