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Sep 18 2006
KEY projects promised as part of Liverpool's bid to become European Capital of Culture will be unfinished or still on the drawing board in 2008, a Daily Post survey reveals today....
Sep 18 2006
SIR MENZIES CAMPBELL yesterday insisted the Liberal Democrats would remain Labour's main threat in Liverpool – despite the Tory rebirth under David Cameron....
Sep 18 2006
FORD Motor Company yesterday insisted Jaguar was not for sale, despite continuing its aggressive cost-cutting exercise in the United States....
Sep 18 2006
MUSIC has inspired some of the worlds most celebrated artists through the ages....
Sep 18 2006
A THIRD entrepreneur from the region is poised to enter TV’s Dragons’ Den in an attempt to get vital cash to expand a business....
Sep 18 2006
CHERIE BOOTH, QC, will tonight launch the latest in a series of prestigious Liverpool lectures....
Sep 18 2006
POLICE officers are “uncomfort- able” with the high level of attention they are being ordered to give the fire strike, the Daily Post can reveal....
Sep 18 2006
THE Matalan Ball, in aid of the NSPCC Safe Place Appeal, broke all records. Jessica Shaughnessy reports...
Sep 18 2006
BODIES will be stored in “coolers” for up to three days after funerals before being cremated in Sefton, it emerged last night....
Sep 18 2006
TEN thousand people flocked to the Hope Street Festival yesterday to celebrate the regeneration of one of the city’s most iconic addresses....
Sep 18 2006
A MAN is critically ill in hospital after stepping in to protect two women from being attacked....
Sep 18 2006
THE Government needs to invest tens of millions of pounds on upgrading the regions railways if gridlock on Merseysides major roads is to be avoided, a pressure group warned last night....
Sep 18 2006
A 47-YEAR-OLD man was last night charged after a mother-of-one was killed and her partner was left critically ill in hospital after a hit-and-run crash....
Sep 18 2006
SEFTON Council has launched a major review of its services in a bid to avoid making dozens of redundancies....
Sep 18 2006
A TRANSPORT com- pany is guaranteeing jobs and the current level of services if it takes over the assets of a council-owned bus company....
Sep 18 2006
COUNCIL tax discounts on second homes are to be slashed in Cheshire in a bid to provide more police community support officers in the county....
Sep 18 2006
A LEADING orchestra has left Chester off its tour this season, months after a concert was cancelled because the cathedral was too cold....
Sep 18 2006
A NEW film project is to look at the social, architectural and cultural history of Toxteth....
