May
2009
Articles from 7th May 2009
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Government accused of 'nationalisation by stealth' at JLR
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
THE government was today accused of trying to nationalise Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) by stealth. Read
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Ian Hart returns to Liverpool to shoot A Boy Called Dad
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
ACCLAIMED Liverpool actor Ian Hart is the star of a new movie shot in the city to be premiered at next month’s Edinburgh International Film Festival. Read
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Health minister Ben Bradshaw backs struck-off Liverpool nurse
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
A HEALTH minister has said the Liverpool nurse who exposed poor standards on a hospital ward should never have been struck off. Read
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Formby man with 1,000 obscene images of children walks free
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
A MERSEYSIDE man who stored nearly 1,000 obscene images of children has walked free from court. Read
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Entries for Greater Merseyside Mentor of the Year Awards are now open
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
VOLUNTEERS who have made a difference in Merseyside could be in line for an award for their efforts. Read
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‘Very ugly’ man new Madeleine McCann suspect
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
THIS is the face of the latest suspect in Madeleine McCann’s disappearance. Read
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Release of Hillsborough documents will take months
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
FAMILIES of the Hillsborough victims must wait many months before all the documents about the tragedy are finally released, MPs were told last night. Read
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Report reveals health bodies failed to act after St Helens GP molested patients
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
GP Roy Murray sexually abused patients for 20 years, but health officials failed to act. Liza Williams reports Read
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Regional bid for youth jobs cash
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
THE Liverpool city region is to submit a joint bid for cash to help young people at risk of long -term unemployment. Read
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Energos has been given green light to build an incinerator close to Knowsley Village
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
PLANNERS last night gave the go-ahead for a £40m gas incinerator on the edge of a Merseyside village, despite massive local opposition. Read
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Government talks with Halewood owners Jaguar Land Rover ‘on brink of collapse’
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
CRISIS talks to save Jaguar Land Rover were thought to be close to collapse last night, in a row over tough conditions the Government wants to impose on a rescue package. Read
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Everton FC to open new shop in city centre
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
AN EVERTON FC shop is to become a permanent fixture in the city centre again. Read
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Inquiry into Wirral man’s death goes on
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
INVESTIGATIONS are continuing into the death of a man in Wirral. Read
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Brown vow on Vauxhall
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
THE Prime Minister vowed to “protect” Ellesmere Port’s Vauxhall plant in motor giant Fiat’s fight to buy the business from US parent General Motors . Read
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Prime Minister pledges to protect Vauxhall factories
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
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Knowsley Council gives go ahead for preparation work to go ahead on Everton's Destination Kirkby site
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
CONTROVERSIAL plans to carry out work on a small but crucial part of the Destination Kirkby site was granted by planners last night. Read
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Date set for inquiry into Wirral’s library closure plans
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
THE inquiry into controversial plans to close 11 of Wirral’s 24 libraries is to be held on June 9. Read
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Liverpool’s PR campaign on prize shortlists
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
THE PR campaign for Liverpool's year as European Capital of Culture has been shortlisted for two prestigious awards. Read
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Fashionistas flock to new Liverpool label launch
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
A NEW fashion label was unveiled to an audience at a catwalk show at Liverpool’s Anglican Cathedral. Read
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Play opens in London about muder of Liverpool toddler James Bulger
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
A CONTROVERSIAL play about the abduction and murder of James Bulger opened at a London theatre last night. Read
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Liverpool drugs barons Haase and Bennett supergrass scam referred to police watchdog
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
A POLICE watchdog has launched an investigation into whether a Customs officer helped two Liverpool drugs barons get a Royal Pardon. Read
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Developers reveal new artist’s impression of their vision for Liverpool Hope Street
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
THIS is the artist’s impression of how a new development in Hope Street could look. Read
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Killer of Lorraine Jacob named after 39 years as retired Liverpool librarian Harvey Richardson
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
A RETIRED librarian would have stood trial for the 1970 murder of a young Liverpool mother, had he still been alive, the Crown Prosecution Service said last night. Read
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Wirral MP may quit in mail row
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
MERSEY MP Stephen Hesford vowed to quit the Government last night unless Gordon Brown backed down over selling off part of Royal Mail. Read
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St Helens College principal vows to speak for region
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
A MERSEYSIDE college principal has vowed to ensure the region’s voice is heard after being appointed president of a leading teaching association. Read
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New layout for Wirral's Bidston Waste Management Facility
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
CONSTRUCTION work at one of Merseyside’s busiest recycling centres has finished. Read
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More than 7,000 animals and 400 species
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
EACH year, the zoo welcomes more than one million visitors. Read
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Previously unseen family snaps reveal Chester Zoo’s past
May 07 2009 | Liverpool News
NEVER before seen photographs, taken by the family who founded Chester Zoo, have been released to mark the beginning of the Zoo’s 75th anniversary exhibition. Read
