Jul
2008
Articles from 14th Jul 2008
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Art spreads the word of peace
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
A CULTURAL exchange programme that sees Liverpool artists working alongside visiting talent from the Arab world, marks the start of a four-year project that will grow as it travels the globe. Read
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Street attack man cut by vase
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
THE Sunday lunchtime peace was broken in a south Liverpool suburb after a bleeding man was dragged from a house and assaulted. Read
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Harrington encourages young golfers competing in Junion Open
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
MORE than 68 countries are being represented by their young golfers at the Junior Open that tees off today. Read
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Southport gets ready for Open season
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
AS the Open Championship prepares to get under way, Ben Schofield looks at its impact on Southport. Read
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Big Dance draws a big crowd
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
HUNDREDS of people gathered in Williamson Square yesterday to take part in The Big Dance. Read
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Budget setback puts city-region plans on hold
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL’S bid for dramatic extra spending power – at the heart of an official "city-region" – will be thrown into confusion today, when the Government puts the plans on hold. Read
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Knife offenders to meet stab victims
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
MERSEYSIDE and Lancashire are two of eight "hotspot" areas across the country where youths caught with knives will be confronted with stabbing victims in a bid to deter the carrying of weapons. Read
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Orange parade through the streets of Southport
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
A TOTAL of 1,500 Orange Lodge members took part in their annual parade through the streets of Southport on Saturday. Read
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Man stabbed to death at pub
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
A MAN stabbed to death at a pub had been knifed in the chest and shoulder, police revealed last night. Read
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200,000 flock to Wirral Show
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
RECORD crowds turned out over the weekend for the annual Wirral Show, which featured a spectacular display from the world’s largest passenger jet. Read
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Airbus hope to win back deal
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
AIRBUS chiefs said they were hopeful of winning back an £18bn deal to supply refuelling tanker aircraft to the US Air Force, despite a controversial decision by the US government to re-open bidding. Read
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World’s fastest mammal moves into new home at Chester Zoo
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
THE world’s fastest land mammal can now be seen at Chester Zoo. Read
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Mass celebrated as St Anthony’s Church reopens after fire
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
AROUND 140 worshippers attended a morning Mass yesterday to mark the re-opening of a fire-damaged Liverpool church. Read
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Sefton Council and landowner go to court over dispute
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
A TRIAL which could cost a Merseyside council more than £1m, as well as scupper a flagship affordable housing scheme, is due to begin today. Read
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Royal Liverpool Hospital plans a room for every patient
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
THE Royal Liverpool Hospital is set to become the first in Britain to give each patient their own room in every ward. Read
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Motorcyclist dies after bus collision
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
A 31-YEAR-OLD motorcyclist was killed after being struck by a bus in the Warrington area yesterday afternoon. Read
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Popular ecologist becomes first Citizen of Honour
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
A WORLD authority in urban ecology and restoration has been made Liverpool’s first Citizen of Honour. Read
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Hospital design reflects changes
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
CONDITIONS in our hospitals have long been a cause for concern and a huge political embarrassment for the Government, with alarming stories of trolleys in corridors and the spread of superbugs. Read
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Murder charge firefighter remanded
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
A FIREFIGHTER has been remanded in custody after appearing in court charged with the murder of his wife. Read
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Nautical life captured on camera
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL Capital of Culture has brought a feast of sea-going craft into the docks – and Daily Post readers have been busy with their cameras. Read
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Husband accused of stab murder
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
THE husband of a woman found murder- ed will appear in court this morning charged with her killing. Read
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Vicar in plea to ‘save our bees’
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
A LIVERPOOL vicar is leading efforts in Merseyside to ensure Britain’s bee population does not die out. Read
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Titanic meal for visitors
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
THE final meal on the Titanic is to be recreated at a special event hosted by the Lord Mayor of Liverpool today. Read
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Record number of visitors to Arabic Arts Festival
Jul 14 2008 | Liverpool News
A RECORD number of visitors attended the start of Liverpool’s Arabic Arts Festival 2008. Read
