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It’s full steam ahead for Sefton’s second Community Police Station as it officially opened its doors in Ainsdale Railway Station last week. Above: Haydn Preece Former Ainsdale Councillor Haydn Preece reflected: “Sometimes

After enquiries from Ainsdale Lib Dem Councillor Haydn Preece, regarding the OTS story. Merseyrail have released the following statement: “We are undertaking a significant project at Ainsdale station with the aim of

Jude Storer will be the Liberal Democrats Ainsdale Ward Candidate in this May’s Local Elections. After eight years and winning two elections Councillor Haydn Preece has decided to stand down. Cllr Preece

THE NEW SEASON | Steve Haw Relishing New Role As a player, Steve Haw was the leading figure in what is still regarded as one of Southport’s best-ever seasons. Few campaigns evoke

Steve Haw appointed Southport FC General Manager Southport FC are delighted to announce that club legend Steve Haw has joined as our new General Manager. Steve’s role will involve him overseeing the

At yesterday’s Board Meeting the first item on the agenda was the future position of the Club going forward. It was confirmed by Charlie Clapham that Sam Shrouder, Haydn Preece and David

Workers today carried on with operations to patch up the Brook eyesore on the corner of Sandbrook Road/Way. The troubled Woodvale site has been a focus of various problems and local embarrassment

Following the regrettable and highly controversial felling of a large mature tree in Bowness Ave passageway, two new trees have been planted as promised by the Council. This is good news, yet

Above: Local improvements campaigner Cath Regan (left) with Cllr Lynne Thompson, discussing positions for the new planters. People Power paying off!  Following long-standing pressure for improvements from residents and Cllr Haydn Preece

Following this OTS News release (see link below) Sefton Council today started work on the tree in Bowness Ave/Liverpool Road passageway. Council threatening mature Ainsdale tree with felling, for no good reason!

  Sefton Council is needlessly threatening a lovely mature tree in the passageway between Bowness Ave and Liverpool Road in Ainsdale. Residents are very concerned for the old tree after misplaced threats

In a report that examined how to make our air cleaner, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice), said that measures which help motorists stay at a constant speed, rather

When are councillors and the authorities going to address the issue of traffic coming into Southport off the Formby Bypass at Woodvale? For years, north travelling motorists have struggled for position when

Ex Southport player-manager passes away at 60 years of age Southport FC are shocked and saddened to learn of the death of former player-manager Paul Futcher who passed away today at the

Dealers Chapelhouse have extended their sponsorship deal with Southport Football Club. The Suzuki dealer, based on Liverpool Road in Ainsdale, have put pen to paper on an extended sponsorship with the Merseyrail

Corporate Hospitality For FA Cup tie v Chester FA CUP Southport v Chester Saturday October 15th Now On Sale: Corporate Match Sponsors Tables now available. Match Sponsor Table of Ten £695 plus

The decision makers at Sefton Council seem to have gone totally mad. Today, workers started drilling into marked speed bump areas down Ainsdale’s (20 mph – limited) Orchard Lane. This is just

Is Sefton Council set to waste more of our cash on new speed bumps? Celebrations surrounding the removal of hated speed bumps in Ainsdale’s Orchard Lane may be short-lived, as the council

Liam Watson, David Barron and Nigel Allen join the board of directors Following the departure of Andy Bishop as Manager of Southport Football Club, whilst the Club receives applications (an interview process

Unpopular and dangerous speed bumps were removed this week in Ainsdale’s Orchard Lane. Damage to the bumps, from car exhausts etc grinding, was previous marked as on ongoing problem. Unsightly and dangerous

‘Woodvale Stop the Rot’ petition presented to Sefton Council and clean-up work is underway Ainsdale’s Cllr Lynne Thompson has now presented the ‘Woodvale Stop the Rot’ petition to Sefton’s CEO Margaret Carney.

People Power or Public Apathy? We need your support today! The last chance to sign the ‘Woodvale: Stop the Rot’ petition against the derelict and dangerous Brook eyesore is fast approaching. As

Councillors (Preece and Thompson) and community campaigners petition Sefton’s sluggish council to take action on Woodvale’s long-standing eyesore fiasco. What are we paying Sefton Council for? This appalling situation has gone on

Residents and Ainsdale councillors pushing council hard for action on Woodvale eyesore The decaying Brook monstrosity on Sandbrook Way in Woodvale has created social dismay and frustration in the community for many

Speed bumps produce rising maintenance costs because the road surface before and after a bump may develop potholes following a period of time. This results in increased upkeep. In addition to fully

The speed bump menace, time for them to go That horrible grinding thud, many of us know the score. Although you drove very carefully over that unsightly speed bump you still heard that

Ainsdale’s Councillor Haydn Preece is very pleased to advise that the Cleansing Department have now agreed to clean graffiti from identified areas, including Kenilworth Road Bridge. Numerous residents have contacted Cllr Preece