Jul
2008
Articles from 30th Jul 2008
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Garlands’ sound comes to Mathew Street Festival
Jul 30 2008 | Liverpool News
MATHEW Street will this year be dancing to the sounds of Ibiza courtesy of legendary Liverpool club Garlands. Read
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Baby girl had suffered a ‘whole catalogue of abuse’
Jul 30 2008 | Liverpool News
POLICE have made a fresh appeal for information after a coroner recorded a verdict of unlawful killing over the death of a 19- month-old girl. Read
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Unknown Beatles tape could go for £12,000
Jul 30 2008 | Liverpool News
A UNIQUE recording made by The Beatles in the 1960s has been unearthed in the attic of a house in Liverpool. Read
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Antony Gormley statues are backdrop for play
Jul 30 2008 | Liverpool News
THE Antony Gormley statues on Crosby beach will be the venue for a drama with a difference tomorrow. Read
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A century of history captured in new Hovis TV ad
Jul 30 2008 | Liverpool News
ANYONE near Garston Docks yesterday might have been forgiven for thinking they had stumbled upon a miners’ strike. Read
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Report into Liverpool's Bluecoat blaze reveals open door helped spread smoke
Jul 30 2008 | Liverpool News
AN open kitchen door helped spread smoke during a fire that devastated Liverpool's Bluecoat, a report revealed. Read
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£150m regeneration of north Liverpool in jeopardy after Tesco is ousted
Jul 30 2008 | Liverpool News
SUPERMARKET giant Tesco has been ousted from a crucial £150m regeneration project in north Liverpool, leaving its future uncertain last night. Read
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Ashworth inmates in rooftop protest
Jul 30 2008 | Liverpool News
PATIENTS at the secure hospital which holds Moors murderer Ian Brady staged a rooftop protest after a smoking ban was introduced. Read
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Thunderstorms cause disruption across region
Jul 30 2008 | Liverpool News
THUNDERSTORMS and torrential rain caused some serious disruption to rush-hour commuters yesterday afternoon. Read
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Everton CEO Keith Wyness walks out on club
Jul 30 2008 | Liverpool News
EVERTON FC chief executive Keith Wyness has sensationally quit his job at Goodison, it was revealed late last night. Read
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Wilful cruelty to animals on the rise in Merseyside
Jul 30 2008 | Liverpool News
INTENTIONAL cruelty to pets and even organised dog fighting is on the rise in Merseyside according to figures released today. Read
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Third arrest after ‘hate’ attack
Jul 30 2008 | Liverpool News
A THIRD man was arrested yesterday in connection with what police describe as a “homophobic hate crime” attack. Read
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Refurbishment at the centre of New Heartlands project
Jul 30 2008 | Liverpool News
THE chairman of Merseyside’s controversial £190m housing renewal scheme has said it is not about gentrification or wholesale demolition. Read
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Motorist kerb offenders will face £70 penalty
Jul 30 2008 | Liverpool News
MOTORISTS should be fined £70 if they park more than 50cm from the kerb, the Government told Mersey-side councils yesterday. Read
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Boat race extravagana will transform Liverpool’s Marina
Jul 30 2008 | Liverpool News
FIREFIGHTERS were among the crew of a Dragon Boat launching Liverpool Marina’s boat show this weekend. Read
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School project goes green with a heart of straw
Jul 30 2008 | Liverpool News
A LIVERPOOL architect has designed the first straw bale building in the city which will take pride of place in a primary school. Read
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Council plans shake-up of adult social services staff
Jul 30 2008 | Liverpool News
VULNERABLE adults in Wirral will be assessed by unqualified social workers if council plans go ahead. Read
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Impressive cruise liner sets sail again down the River Mersey
Jul 30 2008 | Liverpool News
THE largest cruise liner to arrive in Liverpool left for Belfast last night after making her third appearance of the summer in the city. Read
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Free at tunnel toll! A handy travel guide
Jul 30 2008 | Liverpool News
THE staffed booths on the Wirral side of the Mersey tunnels are used mainly by drivers who need change to pay the £1.40 toll. Read
