Nov
2007
Articles from 1st Nov 2007
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Heather Mills McCartney lets rip again - this time about Sir Paul
Nov 01 2007 | Liverpool News
Heather Mills McCartney went on a TV offensive for a second day today, criticising Sir Paul McCartney for not speaking out against articles which led to her receiving death threats. Read
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Ex-mayor of Sefton convicted of benefit fraud
Nov 01 2007 | Liverpool News
A FORMER mayor of Sefton and his wife were today convicted of swindling state benefits. Read
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Man shot dead in Liverpool bedroom
Nov 01 2007 | Liverpool News
A 56-YEAR-OLD man has died after being repeatedly shot at his home. Read
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Lime Street eyesore to be covered up for 2008
Nov 01 2007 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL city centre eyesore Concourse House is to be wrapped in huge banners advertising Capital of Culture year. Read
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Siege ends peacefully after seven-hour stand-off
Nov 01 2007 | Liverpool News
A SEVEN-HOUR siege at a house in Ellesmere Port ended peacefully last night. Read
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Lawyers sign up to new pay scale but vow to fight on
Nov 01 2007 | Liverpool News
MERSEYSIDE’S criminal solicitors last night sent a letter of protest to the Govern-ment, after “reluctantly” signing up to a new pay scale they fear could send some of them out of business. Read
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Madeleine McCann's father back at work
Nov 01 2007 | Liverpool News
AS THE six-month anniversary of his daughter’s disappearance approaches, today Gerry McCann will start a return to work at Glenfield Hospital in Leicester. Read
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Wirral alcohol abuse soars
Nov 01 2007 | Liverpool News
THE numbers of people asking for specialist alcohol services in Wirral has increased by 54% over the last three years. Read
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A tale that leaves you feline good
Nov 01 2007 | Liverpool News
CAMP as Christmas and with almost as many fairy lights, Cats tumbled into the Empire last night and settled into its three-week run with all the chutzpah of a real feline stealing your spot on the couch the moment you move. Read
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Friends united in grief to mourn Allerton bus crash boy
Nov 01 2007 | Liverpool News
THE teenage friends of a Liverpool schoolboy who watched in horror as he was knocked down by a bus last night paid tribute to the “outgoing” 15-year-old, who had dreamt of one day owning a restaurant. Read
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Hundreds parade round park lake in Halloween Lantern Carnival
Nov 01 2007 | Liverpool News
HUNDREDS of children and adults attended the annual Halloween Lantern Carnival held at Sefton Park last night. Read
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Handshake on the road to Irish reconciliation
Nov 01 2007 | Liverpool News
IT WAS a sight that would have seemed impossible only a few years ago. Colin Parry, whose 12-year-old son Tim died as a result of an IRA bomb attack in Warrington in March 1993, last night shook hands with Gerry Adams, the man who was most closely identified with the terrorist movement. Read
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New Liverpool FC stadium: Police demand right to tow cars
Nov 01 2007 | Liverpool News
ILLEGALLY parked cars should be towed away from streets around Liverpool FC’s new £400m stadium to prevent the Anfield area being gridlocked on match days. Read
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Fazakerley Station suicide man delays trains
Nov 01 2007 | Liverpool News
TRAIN services were disrupted last night after fears that a man might throw himself off a bridge at Fazakerley station. Read
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Walk-in city clinic to help fight rise in sexual health problems
Nov 01 2007 | Liverpool News
A NEW sexual health clinic is being opened to combat a huge rise in infections in Liverpool. Read
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MTV European Music Awards (EMAs): Liverpool hotel rush begins
Nov 01 2007 | Liverpool News
MORE than 2,500 hotel room nights have already been booked for the staging of the MTV Europe Music Awards (EMAs), the Daily Post can reveal. Read
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130ft iconic tower to be new gateway to the Mersey
Nov 01 2007 | Liverpool News
AN ICONIC tower, twice as high as the Angel of the North, is set to become the new gateway of the River Mersey. Read
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Press has treated me like Diana, says Heather Mills
Nov 01 2007 | Liverpool News
HEATHER Mills McCartney claimed she was close to suicide, compared herself to Princess Diana and the McCanns, and accused Sir Paul McCartney of stalling on their divorce settlement in dramatic TV interviews yesterday. Read
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Be more flexible to earn your £110k wages, GPs told
Nov 01 2007 | Liverpool News
A LEADING Liverpool medical professional says GPs need to be more flexible if they are to justify average earnings of £110,000, a key figure in the region’s health sector said. Read
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Garden Festival site plan ‘key in Liverpool's revival’
Nov 01 2007 | Liverpool News
REDEVELOPMENT of Liverpool’s former International Garden Festival site is a key project in the city’s renaissance, the man behind the new park plan insisted yesterday. Read
