Jul
2008
Articles from 3rd Jul 2008
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Far Eastern promises of music magic
Jul 03 2008 | Liverpool News
THERE will be an international twist to the European Capital of Culture this weekend, as East meets North West for a first night set to be a little unlike anything heard before. Read
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Ban for Liverpool FC fan who spat at Phil Neville
Jul 03 2008 | Liverpool News
A LIVERPOOL FC fan has been banned from football for three years after spitting on Everton captain Phil Neville. Read
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Third man shot in Liverpool in five days
Jul 03 2008 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL’S crack anti-gun police team today blitzed the streets of Edge Hill and Kensington after the third shooting in just five days. Read
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Flyglobespan admits flying faulty plane from Liverpool to New York
Jul 03 2008 | Liverpool News
A BUDGET airline pleaded guilty yesterday to two charges of breaching Civil Aviation rules, after it allowed a Boeing 757 to fly from Liverpool in spite of instrument failure. Read
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Muscles-obsessed man is to appeal
Jul 03 2008 | Liverpool News
A NOTORIOUS Liverpool criminal has launched an appeal to quash an order which bans him squeezing young boys’ muscles and demanding they squat. Read
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Wirral keen to link with China
Jul 03 2008 | Liverpool News
WIRRAL Council is expected to accept an invitation to visit China in a bid to secure potentially lucrative partnership with one of its most affluent and historic cities. Read
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Concerts in the park
Jul 03 2008 | Liverpool News
A FULL summer programme of music has been unveiled for Vale Park, in Wallasey, Wirral. Read
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Benefactor’s plan for £70m retirement village in memory of wife who battled disease
Jul 03 2008 | Liverpool News
A PHILANTHROPIST is spearheading plans to build a £70m retirement village in memory of his wife. Read
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Clubs unite to honour their founding father
Jul 03 2008 | Liverpool News
BLUE and red were joined in friendship yesterday in a service of rededication over the grave of a man whose religious faith made him the father of two great football clubs. Read
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Witness plea after Edge Hill shooting
Jul 03 2008 | Liverpool News
POLICE want to speak to passengers on a bus who may have witnessed a Liverpool shooting. Read
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Liverpool MP drives Gordon Brown in U-turn over car tax hikes
Jul 03 2008 | Liverpool News
GORDON BROWN was forced into another embarrassing tax U-turn last night when he bought off a threatened Labour revolt on plans for big tax hikes on “gas-guzzling” cars. Read
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Betting shop hit by robbers
Jul 03 2008 | Liverpool News
ROBBERS armed with an axe targeted a Ladbrokes betting shop in Liverpool. Read
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University honours Earl and vice-chancellor for their services to Merseyside
Jul 03 2008 | Liverpool News
A NOBLEMAN and a departing university vice-chancellor were awarded honorary degrees for their services to Merseyside yesterday. Read
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Skyscraper developer faces £600,000 bill for ‘fresh air’
Jul 03 2008 | Liverpool News
A CITY developer is to be forced to pay hundreds of thousands of pounds for little more than “fresh air”, the Daily Post can reveal. Read
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Megastar Meat Loaf rocks Liverpool
Jul 03 2008 | Liverpool News
TEXAN megastar Meat Loaf rocked the Liverpool Echo Arena last night. Read
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Field rues Tories’ change of heart
Jul 03 2008 | Liverpool News
MERSEY MP Frank Field accused the Tories of wrecking his attempt to give siblings who live together the same inheritance tax breaks as married couples. Read
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Choir off to Austria
Jul 03 2008 | Liverpool News
CHESHIRE Youth Choir is taking part in the World Choir Games for the first time ever. Read
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Sinatra set will reopen jazz club
Jul 03 2008 | Liverpool News
THE Liverpool Jazz Club has been resurrected to return tomorrow, at the new Eleanor Rigby Hotel, in Stanley Street. Read
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Women in Merseyside among first to benefit from pioneering surgery
Jul 03 2008 | Liverpool News
WOMEN receiving hysterectomies at a Merseyside hospital are among the first in the country to benefit from a procedure which reduces recovery time by more than a third. Read
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Man posed as guard to steal cash
Jul 03 2008 | Liverpool News
A MAN posed as a security guard to steal money from a chemist in Liverpool city centre. Read
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Plaque unveiling salutes 800 who perished in torpedoed ship
Jul 03 2008 | Liverpool News
ONE of the forgotten tragedies of World War II was commemorated when a bronze plaque to the lost Liverpool liner Arandora Star was unveiled yester-day by the Italian ambassador. Read
