Nov
2007
Articles from 30th Nov 2007
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Madeleine McCann: Parents call for police to end speculation
Nov 30 2007 | Liverpool News
Kate and Gerry McCann’s spokesman has declared “enough is enough” as he called on Portuguese police to clear the couple over their missing daughter Madeleine. Read
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Polish comic to play Liverpool for his homeland community
Nov 30 2007 | Liverpool News
ONE of Poland’s most famous actors is playing a stand up show in Liverpool tonight for his homeland’s community in the city. Read
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Liverpool city centre roads 'need a re-think'
Nov 30 2007 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL’S road network must be re-examined in the light of the continuing absence of Merseytram, an independent review has ruled. Read
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Remploy workers protest over closures
Nov 30 2007 | Liverpool News
ANGRY Remploy workers in Wirral held a lunchtime protest yesterday soon after the Work and Pensions Secretary Peter Hain announced the closure of 28 sites across the country. Read
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St Helens teen found hanged in young offender cell
Nov 30 2007 | Liverpool News
THE criminal justice system came under attack last night after a 15-year-old boy from St Helens was found hanged in his cell. Read
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Heroes praised at glittering prize night
Nov 30 2007 | Liverpool News
MERSEYSIDE’S chief constable Bernard Hogan-Howe last night thanked the people of Croxteth for their help in the appeal to catch the killer of 11-year-old Rhys Jones. Read
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I’ll race on as tribute to courage of my wife
Nov 30 2007 | Liverpool News
RENOWNED motor-racing commentator and driver Tony Jardine is to take on his latest rallying exploit as a tribute to the exceptional bravery of his wife. Read
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Church fails to sell at auction
Nov 30 2007 | Liverpool News
OXTON Congregational church failed to meet its guide price at auction yesterday – but is expected to be sold soon. Read
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Gold medallist’s masterclass for zoo visitors
Nov 30 2007 | Liverpool News
OLYMPIC figure skater Robin Cousins yesterday graced Chester Zoo’s winter wonderland. Read
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County to cut out use of bags
Nov 30 2007 | Liverpool News
CHESHIRE could become a plastic bag free zone to reduce their impact on the environment. Read
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Sudan teacher: Don't resent Islam over Mohammed the teddy
Nov 30 2007 | Liverpool News
GILLIAN GIBBONS, the Liverpool teacher jailed in Sudan for 15 days after letting her class call a teddy Mohammed, has spoken for the first time about her ordeal. Read
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Popular farmers market wins national accolade
Nov 30 2007 | Liverpool News
A WIRRAL Farmers Market no-one thought could be a success when it was set up six years ago has scooped a coveted award. Read
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Lottery vote will decide on Merseyside cycle scheme
Nov 30 2007 | Liverpool News
CYCLISTS in the region could benefit from a new footpath and cycle link if a national project wins Lottery funding to regenerate sustainable transport around the country. Read
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Crosby Plaza wins vital regeneration funding
Nov 30 2007 | Liverpool News
CAMPAIGNERS celebrated last night after an historic Merseyside cinema won £50,000 to renovate its exterior. Read
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Authors extol joy of literature to youngsters
Nov 30 2007 | Liverpool News
CROSBY author Frank Cottrell Boyce read from his children’s book Framed at a number of special sessions at Liverpool Central Library yesterday. Read
