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Kew housing developers hailed best in North West A Southport housing development in the town has been hailed as one of the best in the North West. The Kew development by Barratt

Sefton Schools shortlisted in the Educate Awards Five schools in Sefton have been shortlisted for a number of awards at this year’s Educate Awards. Bishop David Sheppard CE Primary School in Southport

Judicial Review to be heard at High Court Sefton Council’s Judicial Review application against Highways England will be determined by the High Court sitting at Manchester Civil Justice Centre on Tuesday, October

Missing from Merseyside – 45-year-old Denise Cain Merseyside Police are appealing for the public’s help to trace 45-year-old Denise Cain who has been reported missing from Liverpool.   Denise (pictured) was last

Missing from Southport 14-year-old Josh Brady Merseyside Police are appealing for the public’s help to trace 14-year-old Josh Brady who has been reported missing from Southport. Josh (pictured) was last seen on

Police hunt conservatory criminals Residents in the Bispham road area of Southport are being warned to be in the lookout after a house was nearly broken into. Overnight a conservatory door was

Steve Scott appointed Match-day Co-ordinator at Southport FC Southport Football Club are pleased to announce that Steve Scott has been appointed as the club’s new Match-day Co-ordinator. Steve will manage and oversee all home

Southport 2-1 Ashton United Port Goals: 3′ Bauress, 82′ Green Robins Goals: 61′ Sheridan Port Subs: 75′ Homson-Smith for Charles Robins Subs: 77′ Hill for Sheridan, 83′ McHale for Sangha Port Bookings:

Planned North West roadworks – Monday 22 to Sunday 28 October 2018 The following summary of planned new and ongoing road improvements over the coming week is correct as of Friday 19

Liverpool hero sees funny side of fish supper nightmare Ignorant chippy lovers have been told to park better after their cars blocked in Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish from getting a fish supper

Fletchers COO scoops inaugural award for excellence in practice management The chief operating officer of Fletchers Solicitors has become the first ever person to win a national legal award for Excellence in Practice Management. Alexandra

Plans cooking away for former Birkdale Village florist June’s florist has closed its doors for good and builders are already cutting out the site ahead of a potential bid to transform it

Liverpool hospitals’ anaesthetic teams recognised for high quality patient care Anaesthetists at two Liverpool hospitals have been recognised for providing the highest quality care to local patients. The anaesthetic departments at Alder Hey

FA CUP PREVIEW | Eyes On The Prize SOUTHPORT FC return to Emirates FA Cup action tomorrow, with a win again Ashton United resulting with a place in the first round proper.

Southport MP warned he “cannot vote for police cuts again” as Merseyside crime soars. Crime figures for the Merseyside force area have jumped once again as its embattled police service struggles to

Park Crescent closed after cyclist hit by car Motorists are advised to avoid Park Crescent in Southport this morning after a man was struck by a vehicle at around 9:30am. A witness

SOUTHPORT takeaway staff fear fox on the run Worried traders on Eastbank Street and surrounding streets say they fear an urban fox is on the loose. Over the course of the last

Detectives in Southport are appealing for information after a man was found injured in his flat in Southport on Sunday, 14 October. Officers were called to an address on Bold Street at

Police find body in hunt for husband of stabbing victim POLICE searching for wanted man John Cowley have found a body. At shortly after 11:30am on Thursday 18th October, officers found a

Daniel Purvis sent packing at Aldi opening The opening of the Liverpool Road store took place this morning and the first 30 customers recieved complimentary bags full of fresh fruit and vegetables.

Swan survives push bike missile ordeal Bird lovers are frightened swans and wildlife on the marine lake could get seriously injured after a group of vandals threw a bike at a swan.

Southport MP asked “what are you hiding?” after his vote to keep Universal Credit report from public. Southport’s Conservative MP Damien Moore has been slammed for helping conceal government analysis of the impact