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A laptop shop in Birkdale is expanding their repertoire to piggyback on the huge demand for e cigs.The firstlaptopshop in Birkdale has now expanded to include Birkdale E-Cigs. Owner Simon Lockhart enthused:

Furious drivers along Shakespeare Street, Southport could be forgiven for thinking they’re in one of the famous writer’s comedic tragedy’s after finding themselves in a bizarre situation. Traffic was backed up along

Sefton Council and Southport BID are working together to resubmit an application to the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for a Townscape Heritage project for Southport town centre. The application initially looks for

Thieves stripped down slot machines and cracked safes after raiding at the Pheonix pub, on Coronation Walk. The pub was hit by the break in on Sunday night, with the thieves causing a

Lancashire police have taken in hundreds of thousands of pounds since the new average speed camera system was installed on the Tarleton bypass. OTS News has obtained exclusive figures showing that in

A watch with a huge sentimental, as well as monetary, value has been lost in a Southport Gym. An Omega seamaster planet ocean gold and black watch has disappeared after its owner

A strange red sun has been reported across parts of England. The Sun (above) filmed at 11.32 am near to Southport pier today. The phenomenon was created by fragments of Hurricane Ophelia

Clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) in Sefton are encouraging anyone with an interest to go along to their November governing body meetings. The CCGs’ hold their governing body meetings every two months in

Planning Permission Granted For Disabled Shelter At Southport FC The club are pleased to announce that planning permission has been granted by Sefton Council for the construction of the new disabled shelter

Southport’s fight against leasehold properties has made big advances on two fronts with a landmark decision by a major house builder and the formation of a residents’ action group. David Wilson Homes

As it is revealed in national newspapers that six in ten councils now make families pay an annual fee of ​up to £100 to pick up garden waste. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4983378/Most-councils-charge-collecting-garden-bulky-waste.html ​Southport gardeners are wondering how long it

Beach lovers oblivious to the winter closure of Ainsdale beach have paid a high price after wardens caught out drivers parking around Toad Hall. The common tactic of beach lovers to park

A Southport woman says she is being tormented by two young boys who keep sneaking into her garden. Today the resident finally caught the two teenage boys in camera after weeks of

Brendan Rodgers and his wife Charllote have been left stunned after her former husband committed suicide. Ste Hind, 35, who was married to Charlotte Searle for 17 months, was found dead ‘slumped

A hungry motorist was so desperate for a McDonald’s breakfast that they lost control of their car while in the drive through car park. A Recovery firm was called to McDonald’s in

  Amit Bhardwaj, CEO of Gain Bitcoin, is a Bitcoin entrepreneur with the vision of including investors of all kinds in on the ever-growing business of Bitcoin. His company has been growing

Community Support officer patrols appear to have been increased following reports that drug use is widespread outside St John Stone Catholic church on Sandbrook Way. Anxious residents at local flats  adjacent to

A reward ha been offered to anyone who has any information that would lead to the arrest of a man after he broke into an Hoghton Street shop. The Iguana gift shop

The driver of this van arrested in Southport thought it right to drive whilst disqualified and whilst over the drug drive limit. Van seized and taken to a secure compound. Police officers

A horrendous sexual attack on a young boy has shocked Birkdale. A 16 year old boy was reportedly pulled from his bike and chased by an unidentified Male who exposed his penis

There is a sponsored fun run today at 4 o’clock on Meols Cop field. The Hesketh Colts football teams are raising money for football kits across ages 6-16. This time the ‘Diddies’

Westminster Hall Thursday 12 October 2017 Meeting started at 1.30pm, ended 4.31pm http://www.parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/35e1fae6-2e59-4f08-a779-3a667c34ae7d Robert Goodwill MP will not listen to common sense when faced with expert childcare providers that tried so hard

A suspected drunk driver has smashed into a parked van, practically writing it off on Lytham Road. The incident, which happened less than an hour ago, took place when a Kia Sorrento

KGV College have received a seal of approval from Ofsted in their recent inspection with Good across all areas. It’s good news all round for KGV this year with bumper enrolment numbers,

People parking up on Lord Street may think they need a breath test when they pull up thanks to dodgy lines. Whoever has been in charge of painting the yellow double lines

Fletchers Solicitors,  has helped to raise £9,500 for Headway Preston and Chorley through its annual Golf Day. The money raised will be used to fund the Headway services and provide support to

Concern over Children Centres Southport Liberal Democrat councillors have expressed grave concern over Sefton Council’s proposal to combine the work of Children Centres with Talbot Street Family Centre. “This plan by Sefton