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Merseyside fire chief hits back against report calling for more cuts

MERSEYSIDE’S fire chief today said the region had already been hit by cuts recommended in a new national report.Read

Liverpool-born Kate McCann and husband Gerry pleased with Scotland Yard’s review of their daughter Madeleine’s disappearance

THE parents of missing Madeleine McCann were said to be “very, very pleased” with Scotland Yard’s review of their daughter’s disappearance.Read

Thousands of walkers expected to take part in 27th Wirral Coastal Walk

THOUSANDS of people are expected to step out for one of Merseyside’s biggest charity events. Read

Virgin staff “furious” over uniform row, says Liverpool union chief

A UNION chief preparing to ballot Virgin Trains staff for strike action in a row over uniforms today said he had never seen employees so angry.Read

Wirral council failed to collect £10m of debts

Wirral council has been accused of “corporate failure” to collect millions of pounds of debts owed to it.Read

Liverpool actress Tina Malone pregnant at 50

SHAMELESS star Tina Malone has revealed she is pregnant at the age of 50.Read

Big Interview: My Lord - the long journey of David Alton

LIVERPOOL’S own Peter Pan of politics, David Alton, hasn’t lost his magical touch with the art of timing.Read

Merseytravel wastes £6.5m of taxpayer’s money on smartcard company

MORE than £6.5m of taxpayers money was wasted by transport authority Merseytravel on the purchase of a smartcard company that never made any money.Read

Audubon treasure on display in new Liverpool Central library

ONE of the world’s rarest and most celebrated wildlife books has gone on permanent public display for the first time to mark the reopening of Liverpool Central Library.Read

Cllr Chris Vobe – a clarification

On April 11, we stated that Warrington councillor Chris Vobe had been arrested by police investigating allegations that he had been involved in the hacking of computer accounts. This was incorrect. Read

Brewing at Cains in Liverpool ‘no longer viable’

THE managing director of Cains told axed staff the brewing business was “no longer economically viable or sustainable” after losing key contract work, the Post can reveal.Read

Liverpool property developer Nigel Russell under investigation as stakeholders fear for their investments

A CONTROVERSIAL city property developer at the helm of Liverpool’s student accommodation boom is under investigation over allegations of unlawful treatment of tenants.Read

Battle of the Atlantic is Liverpool’s Magna Carta moment

THE founder of the Battle of the Atlantic national museum in Liverpool claimed many people do not know about an event “as important as the Magna Carta”.Read

Liverpool council deputy leader Paul Brant hails migration boom as positive news for city’s economic growth

A MIGRATION boom will help Liverpool’s economy to grow, city leaders believe.Read

Police search Ellesmere Port garden for body of missing Frenchman after man arrested on suspicion of murder

POLICE were digging up a garden in search of a body yesterday after a man was arrested on suspicion of murder.Read

One of world’s oldest and most exclusive banks to sponsor Liverpool business festival

ONE of Britain’s most exclusive banks has given its backing to a Liverpool conference aimed at helping small businesses to grow.Read

Queen guitarist Brian May to hand over Liverpool John Moores University Chancellor role to Sir Brian Leveson

A ROCK legend will meet a legal lord when a city university formally installs its new Chancellor.Read

New Liverpool crisp business is a family affair

LIVERPOOL’S got a new name in crisps that its creator hopes will crunch rivals worldwide.Read

Liver Bird finds a perch on Boudicca

LIVERPOOL’S premier cruise liner Boudicca was given a special gift to symbolise renewed links with the city.Read

Row over Wirral theatre’s volunteer scheme

WIRRAL council has come under fire over using volunteers to carry out work done by paid staff.Read