Jul
2007
Articles from 5th Jul 2007
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Spending rules under scrutiny
Jul 05 2007 | Liverpool News
A COMMITTEE of peers will examine ripping up the rules that deliver much higher public spending in Scotland than in poorer Merseyside, it was announced yesterday. Read
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One up to Cameron as new PM struggles
Jul 05 2007 | Liverpool News
DAILY Post Political Correspondent Rob Merrick watched Gordon Brown’s first Prime Minister’s Question Time yesterday. Read
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Famous Stubbs painting fails to sell at auction
Jul 05 2007 | Liverpool News
ONE of George Stubbs’s finest equestrian paintings failed to find a buyer at Sotheby’s in London last night. Read
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Schools closure fears for Wirral
Jul 05 2007 | Liverpool News
WIRRAL’S secondary schools are about to face upheavals following a massive review of primary schools across the borough. Read
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Grand design plan for Wirral jewel
Jul 05 2007 | Liverpool News
NEW designs for a controversial apartments development in Wirral’s “jewel”, Port Sunlight, have been unveiled. Read
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Liverpool 1 ‘could be a policing nightmare’
Jul 05 2007 | Liverpool News
GROSVENOR has revealed it will spend more than £1m on security at its Paradise Street development next year – but critics last night said it could still not be enough. Read
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No terrorists’ haven in Liverpool, say Muslims
Jul 05 2007 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL’S Muslim leaders yesterday warned terrorists would be hunted out and find no sanctuary in the city if they wanted to kill and injure innocent people. Read
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Liverpool’s new Spanish superstar no Spice Boy
Jul 05 2007 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL FC’s latest Spanish import may have olive skin, blond highlights and a horde of adoring female fans but he is not likely to herald a new “Spice Boys” era for the club. Read
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Mast plans dogged by more errors
Jul 05 2007 | Liverpool News
BUNGLING Wirral Council officials have admitted more mistakes in processing the planning applications for four phone masts, which were wrongly approved after a council blunder. Read
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Thousands of fans join sons with tributes to two fathers who were stalwarts of Liverpool Football Club
Jul 05 2007 | Liverpool News
TRIBUTES have been paid to the fathers of two Liverpool Football Club stalwarts, who have passed away within days of each other. Read
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Bus firm is sold off
Jul 05 2007 | Liverpool News
CHESTER City Council has agreed the sale of its bus company Chester City Transport to First Group. Read
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Fans disappointed as star pulls out of Pops concert
Jul 05 2007 | Liverpool News
SINGER Amy Winehouse threw the second day of the Summer Pops into chaos last night by cancelling her sold-out show. Read
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Jewellery staff flee raiders
Jul 05 2007 | Liverpool News
STAFF fled from masked robbers armed with hammers and a knife who burst into a jewellers at Ellesmere Port’s Cheshire Oaks Retail Park. Read
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Renowned author Maupin reads in city
Jul 05 2007 | Liverpool News
SAN FRANCISCO author Armistead Maupin read from his latest book at St George’s Hall last night. Read
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Local bands to headline first eco-friendly festival
Jul 05 2007 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL will play host to the North West’s first eco-friendly music festival next month. Read
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National winner joins university’s role of honour
Jul 05 2007 | Liverpool News
ONE of the world’s leading trainers, Martin Pipe, was among those receiving honorary degrees from Liverpool University. Read
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Police stop more citizens
Jul 05 2007 | Liverpool News
POLICE in Cheshire have stopped and questioned 64% more people this year than last. Read
