Sep
2008
Articles from 20th Sep 2008
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Cains takeover "within the next 48 hours"
Sep 20 2008 | Liverpool News
THE Dusanj brothers will become the next owners of Liverpool brewer Cains, as the deal to take the company out of administration is finalised this weekend. Read
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Cammell Laird shipyard strike averted
Sep 20 2008 | Liverpool News
UNIONS and managers at Birkenhead’s former Cammell Laird shipyard have agreed a pay deal that staved off industrial action. Read
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Husband charged with wife’s murder
Sep 20 2008 | Liverpool News
A 45-YEAR-OLD man has been charged with the murder of his wife and is due to appear in court today. Read
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Ex-TMP chief Roy Morris faces hospital law fees inquiry
Sep 20 2008 | Liverpool News
THE NHS Counter Fraud Service has launched an investigation into allegations surrounding a conflict of interest regarding one of Merseyside’s most prominent businessmen and public figures. Read
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Made up to be at centre of arts world
Sep 20 2008 | Liverpool News
IT’S a serious business when a Biennial, one of the biggest international festivals of contemporary art, is held in a city finally revelling in its year as European Capital of Culture. Read
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Conmen stole £800
Sep 20 2008 | Liverpool News
BOGUS water officials stole £800 from an elderly woman after tricking their way into her home in Wirral. Read
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Brothers aim to buy back brewer within 48 hours
Sep 20 2008 | Liverpool News
THE Dusanj brothers will become the next owners of Liverpool brewer Cains, as the deal to take the company out of administration is finalised this weekend. Read
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Laureate drops in at Wirral school
Sep 20 2008 | Liverpool News
A WIRRAL school welcomed the Poet Laureate as part of a poetry project. Read
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Hardest doorman fight night is condemned
Sep 20 2008 | Liverpool News
A BOXING fight night to find Britain’s “hardest doorman” is to be staged in Liverpool, after venues in Manchester refused to hold it. Read
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Call for festival to be annual
Sep 20 2008 | Liverpool News
ORGANISERS of Liverpool’s first festival of Working Classic Music believe it should become an annual event, attracting acclaimed activist artists from all over the world. Read
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Honour for ‘super-mum’ who fostered 100 children
Sep 20 2008 | Liverpool News
MARJORIE FLETCHER has had a hand in the upbringing of more than 100 Liverpool youngsters, welcoming them into her foster home and delivering love, care and attention. Read
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Tall Ships drew 120,000
Sep 20 2008 | Liverpool News
AROUND 120,000 people watched the Tall Ships Parade of Sail from Wirral, according to figures released by the local authority. Read
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Price war breaks out at the pumps
Sep 20 2008 | Liverpool News
A PETROL price war is bringing some relief at the pump to the region’s motorists. Read
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Graffiti-busting plan to include free removal
Sep 20 2008 | Liverpool News
A NEW trial scheme is set to signal a zero tolerance approach to graffiti across Wirral. Read
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Police crackdown to ensure gang are charged with affray
Sep 20 2008 | Liverpool News
A GANG of men have been charged with affray and 16 counts of assault after people complained of being attacked in a bar in Wirral. Read
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Hole in the road is looked into
Sep 20 2008 | Liverpool News
INVESTIGATIONS are under way after part of a road collapsed in Chester creating a hole one and a half metres deep. Read
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Medics find quick fix for chest pain
Sep 20 2008 | Liverpool News
A FASTER and more accurate treatment for a painful heart condition which affects thousands of Merseysiders was completed successfully by surgeons in Liverpool last week. Read
