Mar
2008
Articles from 18th Mar 2008
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Two newspapers issue front page apologies to Madeleine McCann's family
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
TWO NEWSPAPERS have put out front-page apologies to the parents of missing Madeleine McCann, Gerry and Liverpool-born Kate McCann. Read
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Heather Mills and Paul McCartney: Full Judge's ruling
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
THIS is the full judgment in the McCartney/Mills divorce case: Read
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Heather Mills was 'less than candid' - says judge
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
HEATHER Mills was "a less than impressive witness" whose evidence was "not just inconsistent and inaccurate but also less than candid", a High Court judge says in a ruling the former model did not want the world to see. Read
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Rachel Jones: Baby lay alone at home after mum stabbed to death
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
A YEAR-OLD baby was left alone for 20 hours after her mother was stabbed to death. Read
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Students get action replay PE lessons
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
A MERSEYSIDE school is filming PE students and feeding footage into hi-tech computer software to iron out their weaknesses. Read
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Birthday celebration for Blue Coat school with music at its heart
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
THE Blue Coat school celebrated its 300th birthday last night with a huge eclectic concert at the Royal Philharmonic Hall. Read
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Tunnel users to protest at ‘toll tax on Wirral’
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
A DEMONSTRATION will be held outside the entrance to Birkenhead tunnel when a toll rise is introduced next month. Read
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Drugs factory trio jailed for 20 years
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
THREE men have been jailed for a total of 20 years for running a drug factory. Read
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Largest bike training grant in country for Merseyside
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
MERSEYSIDE is to receive the biggest cycle training grant in England to help nearly 9,000 school pupils learn to cycle safely on the roads. Read
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Young celebrate a vibrant culture in Liverpool and across the country
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
TEENAGERS helped to launch a national celebration of youth identity at Liverpool’s St George’s Hall. Read
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Lawyers go on scramble to deal with tax changes
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL’S corporate lawyers are experiencing double the usual volume of transactions due to changes in capital gains tax which are soon to take effect. Read
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Film-makers take inspiration from £3,000 prize from Atlantic
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
BARRISTERS at Atlantic Chambers are swapping the court room for the editing suite by supporting a showcase for local filmmakers. Read
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Bishop unveils keystone to new future
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
THE Bishop of Liverpool marked an important milestone in the history of a Warrington school yesterday. Read
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Tunnel protest planned over tolls rise
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
A DEMONSTRATION will be held outside the entrance to Birkenhead tunnel when a toll rise is introduced next month. Read
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Virgin accused of misleading passengers over Liverpool route improvements
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
VIRGIN has insisted all its extra trains to and from Liverpool will be at peak times, as it was accused of misleading passengers about its planned improvements. Read
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Mersey observatory winner's delight at being chosen
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
THE architect at the head of the company behind the winning design for the Mersey Observatory on Crosby Beach has spoken of the firm’s delight at being picked. Read
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Liverpool plans to celebrate its proud Scouse accent
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
IT IS ONE of the most distinctive accents in the country, and Liverpool is set to celebrate it. Read
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£250,000 pay off for Sefton Council chief executive
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
THE chief executive of Sefton Council has accepted a pay-off worth almost £250,000, the Daily Post can reveal. Read
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£6million upgrade unveils Sefton Park pond's hidden secrets
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
YEARS of debris have been un- covered in the lake of one of Liverpool’s most popular parks as it undergoes a £6m upgrade. Read
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Gallery aims to remember Liverpool's pavement artists
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
SHAMROCKS hung on the walls, a St Patrick Day’s piper played the Mountains of Mourne and an MP spoke of a bare-footed painter’s grand legacy to his native city. Read
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Birkenhead town centre regeneration plan unveiled
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
A £25M development which could see the regeneration of Wirral’s largest town centre is expected to be approved by council planners this month. Read
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Knowsley baboons get their own TV show
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
A NOTORIOUS group of Merseyside vandals are to appear in their own show on primetime television. Knowsley Safari Park’s famous baboons are to be the stars of the attraction’s major new television advertising campaign which gets its first airing on Granada tomorrow. Read
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Michael Shields "confessor" faces jail for racial abuse
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
A LIVERPOOL football fan named as the man who carried out the attack which led to Michael Shields being jailed has admitted racially abusing a bar doorman. Read
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NWDA chief under fire over job for rugby player's girlfriend
Mar 18 2008 | Liverpool News
THE NorthWest Development Agency last night defended its chief executive after claims he helped secure work at the agency for an associate’s girlfriend. Read
