Nov
2007
Articles from 3rd Nov 2007
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Coming to the end of the line
Nov 03 2007 | Liverpool News
THE old rabbi jogging down a Liverpool street has to accept that his family’s noble tradition is about to end after more than 500 years. David Charters reports Read
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Ex-mayor John Walker told to expect jail for fraud
Nov 03 2007 | Liverpool News
THE disgraced former Mayor of Sefton and his wife were warned yesterday they may be jailed for swindling the benefits system. Read
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Witnesses line up to testify to Walker’s fitness
Nov 03 2007 | Liverpool News
AMONG the witnesses for the prosecution in John Walker’s trial were former Liverpool Football Club player Phil Thompson, club secretary William Morrison and board member Noel Whit. Read
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Service tribute to Snowdon fall boy
Nov 03 2007 | Liverpool News
A SERVICE in memory of a Merseyside schoolboy who died after falling from a mountain in North Wales wias held this morning. Read
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Garden Festival site will be ‘help’ for wildlife
Nov 03 2007 | Liverpool News
AN ECOLOGIST has claimed wildlife habitats in the south Liverpool’s Garden Festival site will be improved if a proposed development is given the go-ahead. Read
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Tennis coach Claire Lyte jailed for child sex
Nov 03 2007 | Liverpool News
TENNIS coach Claire Lyte – a former top 500 player – is starting a jail sentence today after being convicted on four charges of sexual activity involving a 13-year-old girl from Merseyside. Read
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Madeleine McCann six months on: Gran speaks of pain
Nov 03 2007 | Liverpool News
KATE McCANN is struggling to come to terms with the fact she has still not been reunited with her “beloved Madeleine” six months after her daughter’s disappearance. Read
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Street closure go-ahead boost for gay ‘village’
Nov 03 2007 | Liverpool News
THE creation of a formal gay village in Liverpool has moved a step closer after the council agreed to effectively pedestrianise a street in the city’s so-called Pink Triangle. Read
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Queer Culture Festival aims to highlight city’s life of variety
Nov 03 2007 | Liverpool News
HOMOTOPIA, Liverpool’s fourth annual Queer Culture Festival, will be presenting more high-profile events this weekend as part of their three-week programme. Read
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New nerve centre will pave way for £1bn shops paradise
Nov 03 2007 | Liverpool News
THE big countdown to the opening of Europe’s biggest retail and leisure scheme is to be given a boost this month with the launch of a new nerve centre. Read
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Health staff march
Nov 03 2007 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL NHS workers will be joining hundreds of health staff from across the country in a march through Westminster today. Read
