Oct
2007
Articles from 27th Oct 2007
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Dumper truck driver cleared of dangerous driving
Oct 27 2007 | Liverpool News
A DUMPER truck driver who collided with an elderly woman pedestrian in Southport town centre has been cleared of causing her death by dangerous driving. Read
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Ring of steel at Liverpool's Central Station
Oct 27 2007 | Liverpool News
MERSEYRAIL passengers were walking through metal detectors and emptying their pockets last night as a multi-agency force searched for knives and drugs at Central Station. Read
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Warrington peer 'admits taking money from arms company'
Oct 27 2007 | Liverpool News
A WARRINGTON peer has triggered calls for tighter anti-sleaze rules after Read
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We feel sorry for drivers, say family of M56 victim
Oct 27 2007 | Liverpool News
THE family of a tragic six-year-old killed as he pushed his scooter across the M56 last night said they felt “so sorry” for the drivers involved in the numbing tragedy. Read
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Dental patient told ‘wait a year’ after surgery closes
Oct 27 2007 | Liverpool News
A PATIENT left without care after a dentist was forced to retire was told to wait a year for an appointment, according to Conservatives in Wirral. Read
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Help ... plea to Liverpool's music legends
Oct 27 2007 | Liverpool News
FORMER Beatles drummer Ringo Starr is to be asked to launch Liverpool’s own walk of fame with a little help from his friend, Sir Paul McCartney. Read
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Fuel leaks may have killed Merseyside airmen
Oct 27 2007 | Liverpool News
OFFICIALS within the RAF ignored warnings that its Nimrod aircraft were unsafe before one exploded over Afghanistan killing three Merseyside airmen, it has been claimed. Read
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Go global in Liverpool’s East Village for a deserving cause
Oct 27 2007 | Liverpool News
FOUR Liverpool restaurants will be celebrating World Food Day with fundraising for Restaurants Against Hunger tomorrow. Read
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Sefton chief quits in council shake-up plan
Oct 27 2007 | Liverpool News
SEFTON council is to launch the search for a new town hall chief after politicians agreed to allow top officer Graham Haywood to quit. Read
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Tracy Beaker author and comedian Murray sign in for their fans
Oct 27 2007 | Liverpool News
CHILDREN’S author Jacqueline Wilson and Pub Landlord comedian Al Murray were in the region yesterday, signing their books for hundreds of fans. Read
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Pansies in their thousands for festival
Oct 27 2007 | Liverpool News
TWO thousand pansies will be planted in Liverpool next week to mark the start of the city’s Homotopia festival. Read
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Haunted fishtank claim by aquarium
Oct 27 2007 | Liverpool News
CLAIMS that the Blue Planet Aquarium is haunted were being investigated by paranormal experts yesterday. Read
