Oct
2007
Articles from 3rd Oct 2007
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Former attorney general launches free legal advice centre at university
Oct 03 2007 | Liverpool News
FORMER attorney general Lord Goldsmith was in Liverpool last night to launch a free legal advice service for the public. Read
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Independent girls’ school gets academy go-ahead
Oct 03 2007 | Liverpool News
AGREEMENT has been reached to turn Wirral’s last independent all-girls school into one of the Government’s flagship academies. Read
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Madeleine McCann: Family appeal for police to 'refocus'
Oct 03 2007 | Liverpool News
The new head of the Portuguese police investigation into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann should “refocus” the inquiry on finding the youngster, the family’s spokesman said today. Read
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Fans warned: Smoke and lose your season ticket
Oct 03 2007 | Liverpool News
FOOTBALL fans who flout anti-smoking laws were today warned they could be stripped of their season tickets. Read
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Tories rethink benefits revamp
Oct 03 2007 | Liverpool News
TORY plans to slash £3bn off the benefits bill were in trouble last night, after David Cameron hinted at spending more – rather than less – money on getting the jobless back to work. Read
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Sex charge tennis coach 'threatened girl'
Oct 03 2007 | Liverpool News
A TEENAGE girl told a court her coach threatened to have her kicked out of a tennis academy if she told anyone of their sexual relationship. Read
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Scally Nige heading for small screen stardom
Oct 03 2007 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL’S Keith Carter is on the verge of superstardom with his host of comic characters spearheaded by Scouse scally creation Nige. Read
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Culture year costs threat to vital city services
Oct 03 2007 | Liverpool News
VITAL town hall services in Liverpool may have to be cut to pay for the city’s culture year events. Read
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Woman found battered to death
Oct 03 2007 | Liverpool News
A MURDER investigation was launched yesterday after a woman’s battered body was discovered by police in her ground floor Liverpool flat. Read
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£126k boost for Rhys Jones community centre
Oct 03 2007 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL City Council is to boost a campaign to raise £1m to build a community centre in memory of murdered 11-year-old Rhys Jones, with a donation of £126,000. Read
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Steven Gerrard visits crash injury boy, 10, in hospital
Oct 03 2007 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL FC captain Steven Gerrard yesterday paid a hospital visit to the ten-year-old boy who was injured in a collision with his car. Read
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Two hurt in collision
Oct 03 2007 | Liverpool News
TWO people were injured in a three-vehicle collision in Birkenhead yesterday afternoon. Read
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Airport intruder in court
Oct 03 2007 | Liverpool News
A MAN who broke onto the runway at Liverpool’s John Lennon Airport and boarded a plane has been conditionally discharged for two years by magistrates. Read
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Police action day nets air gun, fireworks and two arrests
Oct 03 2007 | Liverpool News
AN AIR weapon and industrial fireworks were among a haul seized during a day of action by police in Croxteth and Norris Green. Read
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Top Tory faces legal bill after apology over ‘libel’
Oct 03 2007 | Liverpool News
A SENIOR Wirral Conservative is facing a large compensation and legal bill after being forced to apologise to a former colleague who accused him of libelling her. Read
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Extra car park spaces at hospital
Oct 03 2007 | Liverpool News
SEVENTY-FOUR extra car parking spaces are to be created at Ormskirk and District General Hospital. Read
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Capital of Culture ticket ballot will provide targets for future events
Oct 03 2007 | Liverpool News
THE ticket ballot for some of Liverpool’s biggest Capital of Culture shows will help create a database of potential future customers, it emerged last night. Read
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Lennon picture unearthed after nearly half a century
Oct 03 2007 | Liverpool News
A LONG-LOST photograph of a teenage John Lennon will be shown on TV tonight. Read
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Liverpool's new stores to open early
Oct 03 2007 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL’S new John Lewis and Debenhams department stores will open early next year because of health and safety concerns raised by the Mathew Street Festival fiasco. Read
