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Leisure league greenback are looking for new players to take part in their wednesday night league. A spokesperson for the league, which starts from 6pm each wednesday said: “We’re trying to get

A daddy and daughter duo from southport are taking the internet by storm with their growing youtube channel Dave Cowie and his daughter Abigail first started uploading videos to YouTube when Abigail was

Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust has been listed as one of The UK’s Top 50 Employers for its work in demonstrating a diverse and inclusive workplace, two years in a row. Powered

During the Bonfire period, Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service is reminding members of the public that they can seek refuge at any Merseyside fire station. Over the past four years, all 22

Mindless idiots causing chaos in Southport for mischief night have smashed up a window at the Atkinson. Glass panels were destroyed at the front of the iconic building sometime between 9pm and

A three year contract for the delivery of community-based substance misuse services for young people and families in Sefton has been awarded to Addaction. The new service is commissioned by Sefton Council

Suspected drunk driver pulls knife on Police Police officers stopped a male suspected drunk driver over the weekend. While dealing with him, he produced this knife from his waistband! 1/3: Officers stopped

Dukes Ward Conservative by-election candidate Ann Permain hopes to join her husband ‘on the council’ – only hubbie’s council is nineteen miles away!  Suspended ‘racist’ Tory Alan Permain is a councillor on Farington

Van drivers losing business due to email addresses Hard working tradesmen are being warned they could be missing out on valuable business by using a generic email address such as Hotmail or

A former university dean and his lover have been jailed after being convicted of several counts of fraud. Robert Smedley, 52 and Christopher Joynson, 34, both of Frankby Road, West Kirkby, were

Qualifying businesses in Sefton can expect to save a bit of money after the council announced rate cuts. The Rate Relief Scheme will benefit companies and individu- als that have faced the

Fly tippers are being urged to stop and call a new hotline before they dump their trash on Britain’s streets.   Anti-fly tipping campaigners Junk Hunters have launched the new service as a direct

A last ditch appeal has been made by a popular local sanctuary to find them a hot water boiler before their sick and injured animals freeze in winter. the boiler at woodlands

A great deal of confusion exists around the topic of Halloween. Consequently, what follows may help to simplify the situation.  Halloween was formerly called ‘Samhain,’ which comes from the Gaelic/Celtic meaning for

Both parties in this matter are incorporated, properly represented by suitably qualified lawyers practicing within registered solicitors offices. The above lease expires naturally on 17 November 2017. The important legal document contains

Southport residents whose vision is affect- ing their day-to-day living are urged to attend a Sefton-based sight loss charity’s roadshow event. Galloway’s Society for the Blind is hosting its Low Vision Roadshow

Staff at Southport Mac- millan Cancer Information and Support Centre will be holding their final Health and Wellbeing event of the year in November. Commissioning Group (CCG), is holding the event in

Fire crews have used the jaws of life to cut a man out of a van after a horrific accident at Ocean Plaza. Emergency services, including the air ambulance, were called to

Fire crews have used the jaws of life to cut a man out of a van after a horrific accident at Ocean Plaza Emergency services, including the air ambulance, were called to

Southport College staff will be holding their first open evening of the academic year on Wednesday, November 1. From 5-8pm,visitors will have the opportunity to tour the college facilities, meet specialist tutors,

Southport Meols Rotary Club is combining its annual charter night with a youth-themed event at the Ramada Plaza Hotel in Southport. Youth Speaks, it is a four stage National Competi- tion, which

Five people have appeared in court charged with littering across Sefton. Four residents from Sefton and a man from Liverpool appeared at South Sefton Magistrates Court on Tuesday October 24 where they

Arriva bus drivers are to stage a further 24 hour strike on Monday, October 30 in the dispute over pay. It follows the two one-day strikes on Thursday, October 19 and Monday,

OTS News has been inundated with messages from worried Argos staff who have found out the store is set to close. As part of the Sainsburys Meols cop move, staff from the