May
2009
Articles from 29th May 2009
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Police appeal for witnesses in Southport rape investigation
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
POLICE are appealing for two witnesses to come forward who could help with an investigation into a Southport rape. Read
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Swine flu - new case confirmed in Liverpool
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
A FOURTH case of swine flu has been confirmed in Merseyside today. Read
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Wirral's Roses Tea Rooms wins excellence award from UK Tea Council
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
A WIRRAL tea shop has been given the prestigious Tea Guild Award of Excellence 2009. Read
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Exotic pet warning after baby catches salmonella
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
A BABY was hospitalised after catching salmonella from an exotic pet reptile. Read
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Everton FC scarves worn by Liverpool landmarks
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
HE IS the cherished Liverpool landmark renowned as much for his lack of clothing as the famous old store he stands above. Read
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Tory chairman calls for ‘real’ Merseysiders to join campaign trail
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
CONSERVATIVE Party national chairman Eric Pickles last night told the Daily Post how Merseysiders willing to stand as Tory MPs would be key to restoring faith in politics. Read
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Conservative candidates meet party chairman at Wallasey town hall
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
TORY party national chairman Eric Pickles met with Conservative hopefuls in Wirral yesterday. Read
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Merseyside’s car industry suffers another day of turmoil
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
MERSEYSIDE’S beleagured car industry suffered another day of turmoil as it emerged a leading component firm will axe one of its three shifts. Read
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Owner of Halewood gearbox maker wants to axe one of three shifts
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
THE owner of Halewood gearbox maker Getrag Ford wants to axe one of three shifts. Read
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Emergency European meeting to debate Vauxhall’s future today
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
EUROPE’S industry ministers were holding emergency talks today amid growing concern about Germany’s handling of the attempt to sell off General Motors Europe. Read
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Beetham yet to pay Liverpool Council for airspace next to West Tower
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
A DEVELOPER has still not paid a penny of the £750,000 it said it would give Liverpool council for little more than “fresh air” almost a year after an agreement was reached. Read
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North West Minister Beverley Hughes under pressure to visit Liverpool for talks on civil service jobs
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
NORTH-WEST minister Beverley Hughes was last night under pressure to visit Liverpool to see what it can offer for relocated civil service jobs. Read
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Two more MPs to stand down in expenses scandal
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
TWO more MPs succumbed to intense pressure over their expenses last night by saying they will not seek re-election. Read
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MUSIC REVIEW: Hilary Hahn steals show at Philharmonic Hall
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
MUSIC REVIEW Hilary Hahn, RLPO & Petrenko/ Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool Read
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Merchant Taylors’ school right to expel “drug deal” pupil
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
A LEADING Merseyside private school was right to expel a pupil for allegedly being involved in drug deals, a judge ruled yesterday. Read
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John Lennon’s home life on display in Liverpool exhibition
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
UNIQUE and intimate images of John Lennon’s home life will go on display in Liverpool next month. Read
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Gladstone Conservatory soon to re-open in Stanley Park regeneration
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
A MULTI-MILLION pound scheme to restore north Liverpool’s version of the Sefton Park Palm House is nearing completion. Read
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Liverpool Marie Curie hospice announced as Liverpool International Tennis Tournament’s official charity
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
A LIVERPOOL hospice has been named as the official charity for the city’s annual international tennis tournament. Read
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Future of travel passes for Sefton college students in doubt
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
MERSEYSIDE students could be stripped of free travel passes as part of a town hall review. Read
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Mersey Gateway: case for buying land ‘compelling’
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
MERSEYSIDE won’t get a new bridge spanning the Mersey unless land is compulsorily purchased. Read
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Liverpool mother accused of adultery speaks of Dubai prison nightmare
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
A LIVERPOOL mother-of-two locked up in a Dubai prison for cheating on her husband has spoken of her misery. Read
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OAP rollerblader Geoff Dornan in court appeal U-turn
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
ROLLERBLADING pensioner Geoff Dornan has backed out of an appeal court battle to defend his right to skate in Southport. Read
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Carol Vorderman launches neighbourhood health scheme in Liverpool
May 29 2009 | Liverpool News
A CAMPAIGN was being launched in Liverpool today to get neighbours working together towards a healthy lifestyle. Read
