Nov
2008
Articles from 13th Nov 2008
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Paralysed teacher: I'm not selfish for wanting to live
Nov 13 2008 | Liverpool News
A PARALYSED Merseyside teacher has spoken of her anger that the growing public sympathy for assisted suicide means she is now seen as ‘selfish’ for wanting to carry on living. Read
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Masked robbers smashed their way into Southport bank
Nov 13 2008 | Liverpool News
MASKED robbers smashed their way into a Southport bank by driving a car into the front of the building. Read
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Wirral swimming pool saga finally over
Nov 13 2008 | Liverpool News
THE long-running saga of the refurbishment of a Wirral leisure centre could finally be at an end this month when the pool re-opens. Read
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Smoking survey findings revealed
Nov 13 2008 | Liverpool News
A MAJOR study into why young people smoke carried out in Liverpool has revealed that the biggest influence is family habit. Read
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Hospital uses sandwich bags to save babies' lives
Nov 13 2008 | Liverpool News
PLASTIC sandwich bags are helping to save the lives of vulnerable young patients at a Liverpool hospital’s neonatal unit. Read
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Bigamous ex-minister preyed on vulnerable women, court told
Nov 13 2008 | Liverpool News
A FORMER church minister from Chester who allegedly entered into a bigamous mar-riage looked for financially secure, vulnerable women, a court heard yesterday. Read
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Gang set on man in street
Nov 13 2008 | Liverpool News
AN UNPROVOKED attack by teenagers left a 40-year-old man traumatised, and with multiple cuts and bruises. Read
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Eastern show as Korean culture sets out its city stall
Nov 13 2008 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL continues to show it really is the world in one city with the start of a three-day festival dedicated to the best of Korean culture. Read
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Archives show city was a first for seaside towns
Nov 13 2008 | Liverpool News
RARE archives dating back to the start of the 18th Century reveal that Liverpool was one of the first “seaside” towns in the country. Read
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Cavern Club: Gary Glitter brick stays
Nov 13 2008 | Liverpool News
The shamed ex-pop star has his name etched into a brick in the music “Wall of Fame” in Mathew Street, Liverpool. Read
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Central Library contract bid
Nov 13 2008 | Liverpool News
FOUR companies are competing for the contract to create a new world-class Central Library in Liverpool. Read
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Festive crime drops
Nov 13 2008 | Liverpool News
LESS crime was committed on Merseyside this Halloween compared with previous years, according to police. Read
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Demonic tale already on course for awards
Nov 13 2008 | Liverpool News
A NEW supernatural drama which is expected to be the hit of the BBC’s autumn/winter schedule was largely shot on Merseyside and produced by a Liverpool based company. Read
