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Preparing for Valentine’s Day at June the Florist Southport Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and like many other florists, the orders have already started coming in! It takes over a

 TNT delivery van wedged under a metal canopy Dunelm Southport A TNT delivery van became wedged under a metal canopy outside Dunelm on Ocean Plaza, Southport, on Saturday morning (7th February 2015).

Staff at Morrisons Southport are worried about losing their jobs at the end of March due to the restructuring of management.  The management will all have to reapply for their jobs and

Cllr Terry Durrance Officially opens UKIP information centre in Southport Cllr Terry Durrance officially opened the new UKIP information centre on Lord Street, Southport, on Saturday morning (7th February 2015) in front

Police arrest man in new UKIP offices Southport Police arrested a man who took refuge in the new UKIP offices on Lord Street, Southport on Friday afternoon (6th February 2015). Security staff

SOUTHPORT BUSINESSMAN TO LAUNCH NEW RESTAURANT IN LIVERPOOL CITY CENTRE Local businessman, Paul Adams, has revealed plans to open a Vincent Café and Cocktail Bar in Liverpool city centre this May. The

‘Facebook envy’ associated with symptoms of depression “Facebook can cause depression in people who compare themselves with others,” The Independent reports. A new study has examined the relationships between Facebook use, feelings

Nick Clegg announces a search for unsung mental health heroes who have helped, supported or inspired those with mental health conditions. The Deputy Prime Minister is calling on people to nominate unsung

Post Box Damaged in Belmont Street Southport Residents in the Belmont Street area of Southport are getting a new post box next week after the original cast iron Victorian post pox was

Mindless vandals target trees on Cambridge Road Southport Mindless vandals have once again been on the rampage in Southport. This time they targeted a number of young trees along Cambridge Road Southport.

E-cigarettes may make lungs vulnerable to infection “Vaping may not be as safe as smokers think, research suggests,” The Guardian reports. New research found that mice exposed to e-cigarette vapours comparable to

Match preview Liverpool and Everton contest the 224th Merseyside derby at Goodison Park on Saturday, with visiting manager Brendan Rodgers delighted to have seen his team turn a corner. Rodgers’ men have

Sheila Rodwell First birthday without you (Friday 6th February 2015). Not a day goes bye that we don’t think about you, it doesn’t need to be your birthday to remind us. Love and

Trinity Mirror confirmed today that it is to close two of its Merseyside titles, the Formby Times and Crosby Herald at the end of next month. It is planning to replace the newspapers

Image © GolfNSW By: golf international mag England international Paul Howard produced a dramatic finish to win the New South Wales Amateur Championship in Australia on the 37th hole. The 24-year old trailed his

Minor RTC Formby Bypass There was a minor RTC on the A565 Formby Bypass at about 5:30pm tonight (Thursday 5 Feb 2015). Both drivers exchanged insurance details at the scene. There were

Tractor Demolishes lamppost in Moss Lane Churchtown Southport A Tractor & trailer demolished a lamppost on Moss Lane, Churchtown, Southport, at approximately 9:00 am this morning (Thursday 5 February 2015). There was

 SEXUAL ASSAULT – SOUTHPORT Detectives are appealing for the public’s help after a woman was sexually assaulted in a car in Southport. The 30-year-old victim and a friend got in a car

UKIP Health: GPs should screen for diagnosis, not immigration status. ‘The only screening GPs should be doing is for health diagnoses, not eligibility to free care’, said Ukip’s Health spokesman, in response

Electric Lamp Company Ltd have been awarded Control 4 Gold status Electric Lamp Company Ltd have been awarded Control 4 Gold status for their audio visual installation and a number of projects

Contractors David Wilson Homes have placed a metal mesh fence the length of Town Lane meaning that pedestrians have no way of leaving the southern end of the Kew estate. Contractors did

LANCASHIRE Constabulary is supporting the international day for zero tolerance to female genital mutilation (FGM) this Friday 6 February.  FGM is the partial or total removal of the female external genitalia for

King George V College’s (KGV) Modern History Department and Students were among hundreds who attended the Holocaust Memorial, held at Christ Church in Southport on Sunday 25th January. The ceremony marked 70