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Van fire Warwick Street, Southport Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service were called to Warwick Street, Southport during the night after a vehicle was reported on fire The van was totally destroyed in

WATCH | Huge fire destroys Bedford Park Clubhouse Fire crews are still on scene of a massive fire which has all but destroyed the former sports clubhouse. Once Home to a prolific

MP encourages constituents to support Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life Damien Moore MP visited Southport Tesco on Saturday 14 April to encourage local women to take part in Cancer Research UK’s

Scottish Comedian Of The Year At LOL Comedy Club Southport Since winning the inaugural Scottish Comedian of the Year Award in 2006, barely a year after his first-ever open-spot, Mark Nelson’s mix

Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service Chief has blood pressure taken to raise awareness High blood pressure is a silent and potentially deadly condition that significantly increases a person’s chance of a heart

Man raided Southport hotel bedrooms then tucked into free breakfast A man stole hundreds of pounds from bedrooms in The Royal Clifton Hotel – then helped himself to a free breakfast using one

Southport and Formby Hospitals NHS Trust Car Parks Will NOT Be Manged By Private Company Southport and Formby Hospitals NHS Trust has confirmed that its car parks will not be managed by

Sports industry can be top of the league in reducing plastic pollution Representatives from the sports sector will explore how the industry can tackle marine plastic pollution. Environment Secretary Michael Gove will

Cllr’s delight – development work starts at Southport town hall Major improvement works have started at Southport Town Hall as part of Sefton Council’s commitment to invest in its local communities and

RESULT| Southport 0-1 Salford City Southport suffered their 5th successive defeat this evening to Salford City. PORT are now just 4 points above the relegation zone, however they do have games in

Join Bill Bailey for a surreal evening of comedy, music and fun, when he plays Southport Theatre on Friday 27 and Saturday, April 28 at 8pm. Larks in Transit is a compendium of

Hypocritical Lib Dems could select Parliamentary Candidate from PRESTON Southport Liberal Democrats have come under fire today after it emerged that the party are to shortly select a parliamentary candidate to contest

Its been two years  since it became a legal requirement for dogs to be microchipped and since then dog wardens have handed out 200 notices to owners. In April 2016, the Microchipping

Sara’s success on the local ‘Healthier You’ diabetes prevention programme Sara is one of 1,200 residents in Sefton to benefit from the NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme, a free personalised tailored service for

Major improvement works have started at Southport Town Hall as part of Sefton Council’s commitment to invest in its local communities and improve access to its facilities. Work started on April 16

Pensioners looking to downsize to a new retire- ment apartment can now apply for a 100% home exchange in Formby. Those aged 60 and older can downsize to a new Churchill Retirement

The Syria strikes were legal, and they were right The Prime Minister made the right decision this weekend. On 7th April, over seventy people were killed by chemical weapons belonging to the Assad

The Plant Academy is being forced out of Southport market by greedy money grabbing sefton Council bosses. Plant Academy Owner Ellie Richards-Johnson has issued an emotional blog post saying she has been

Volunteers at the Friends of Rotten Row community group have slammed mindless vandals who targeted a free car show in Southport. David Rimmer, one of the Friends of Rotten Row made the

Hightown is to hold its very own festival… and the date for the inaugural event has been set for later this month! It’s the first time the village has put on such

Can you help officers identify this man? They would like to speak with him in connection to inappropriate behaviour on board a train in Merseyside. At approximately 7.45pm on 19 March, a

More than 500 shark egg cases have been collected by volunteers at Ainsdale Beach. Staff at the Lancashire Wildlife Trust’s Living Seas project swapped chocolate eggs for wellies to hold their Great

Southport murderer who slashed TUI travel agents throat writes book for daughter, 3, explaining why The tattooed chubby man who slit a TUI travel agent’s throat has begun writing a book for