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Several police vehicles arrived this afternoon in Lord Street to deal with a problem involving an angry organist. The man, who was attempting to play gloomy church music, squared up to police

A mysterious object which has caused terror in dogs has washed up on Ainsdale beach. A border collie out walking with its owner this morning was left shaken and visibly in fear

Matrix officers raid Birkdale property. Matrix officers have raided a property in Crescent Road in Birkdale this morning, Wednesday 8 August 2018. Officers remain at the scene whilst they carry out investigations.

Macmillan’s Southport Flower Show garden tells tale of life after cancer diagnosis  A garden telling the tale of life after a cancer diagnosis will be exhibited at this year’s Southport Flower Show

Fire crews called to ‘out-of-control’ garden fire in Southport. Fire crews were called to a house blaze in the Cemetery road area of Southport last night, Tuesday 7 August 2018. Emergency services

Sefton implements new domiciliary care contracts across the borough Sefton Council is currently in the process of implementing new contracts for Domiciliary Care services.The new contracts will be with CRG Homecare, ICare

RESULT| Southport 1-3 Altrincham Southport suffered another defeat going down 1-3 at home to Altrincham at, Tuesday 8 August 2018. After a goalless first half Lewis Goulding scored for Altincham after 50

Van driver has a wheel bad time A van driver had a lucky escape after his wheel fell off while travelling at speeds down Churchill Avenue. The driver had to slam on

Fletchers Solicitors shortlisted for trio of esteemed legal awards Fletchers Solicitors, the UK’s leading serious injury and medical negligence law firm, has been shortlisted for three prestigious awards in the Law Society

Animal cruelty maximum sentences will be increased government confirms Tougher sentences for animal cruelty move step closer following results of consultation. Animal abusers who commit the most heinous crimes will face up

Appeal for information after Motorhome stolen from driveway in Southport A 2005 plate fiat elnagh motor home stolen for Guildford road early hours of this morning, Tuesday 7 August 2018. The motorhome

CCTV Appeal | Hooded gang raid Ainsdale Vape Shop Vape shop owners are hoping burglars who ransacked their building have left a ‘smoking gun’ clue to finding out who did it. The

Merseyside PCC releases £45,000 to help young people make right choices Community groups which work to divert young people away from crime and anti-social behaviour are being given the chance to bid for

Traffic chaos has hit the coast road after a smash during the evening rush hour. Police have been forced to close off the road between Shore Road and the Formby Bypass after A

Find hundreds of Volunteer opportunities in Sefton Residents will be able to find out more about hundreds of volunteering opportunities across Sefton at a regular new event in the town. As part

A Sefton poetry competition to commemorate the centenary of World War One ending has been expanded due to its popularity. As part of Sefton Libraries’ Beyond The War Memorials Project, schools across

Oddfellows Continues to Southport’s coastline heroes For more than 15 years, Ormskirk and Southport Oddfellows have been supporting Southport’s coastline heroes – Southport Offshore Rescue Trust – with charitable donations. This year

UPDATE | Southport Foodbank As the new season is now underway, one of aims is still to improve our relationship with the local community. That is why we are committed to keep

PREVIEW | Alty Return After an unsuccessful start to the new campaign, the Port will be hoping to turn things around as they welcome Altrincham for the first home game of the

HM Coastguard Southport recover loose horse on beach. HM Coastguard Southport were paged on Saturday evening to assist with the search and recovery of a loose horse on Southport Beach. The horse

The photos below were taken the morning after a busy day on Southport seafront last week. The rubbish bagged up was bagged up by members of the public who came across it