Jun
2009
Articles from 4th Jun 2009
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Liverpool FC owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett in £42.6m loss
Jun 04 2009 | Liverpool News
Liverpool’s owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett suffered a £42.6million loss mainly due to interest payments on the debts they took on to buy the club, accounts released tonight reveal. Read
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Plan for charging in Liverpool city centre until 8pm should be scrapped, inquiry says
Jun 04 2009 | Liverpool News
PLANS to extend parking charges in Liverpool city centre until 8pm should be scrapped, a council inquiry has recommended. Read
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Three years of roadworks on Liverpool’s Strand come to an end
Jun 04 2009 | Liverpool News
THREE years of traffic misery on one of Liverpool’s busiest routes is coming to an end. Read
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Merseyside man among 20 held as police target drug dealing in North Wales
Jun 04 2009 | Liverpool News
A MERSEYSIDE man was among 20 people arrested in drugs raids. Read
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Campaign to honour three of Liverpool’s pioneering women gathers speed
Jun 04 2009 | Liverpool News
THEY were each, in their own way, pioneers – with achievements ranging from setting up public wash houses to advancing women’s education, and initiating the family allowance scheme. Read
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Live circus show today in Liverpool
Jun 04 2009 | Liverpool News
CIRCUS performers and a live art display are among the attractions at an event being held off Old Hall Street in the heart of Liverpool’s commercial district today. Read
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Wirral Council seeks someone to prosecute over BNP flyposters
Jun 04 2009 | Liverpool News
WIRRAL Council has pledged to prosecute those responsible for putting up BNP flyposters which have appeared on a number of lampposts across the borough. Read
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Gas blast fear forces families to flee Liverpool homes
Jun 04 2009 | Liverpool News
HUNDREDS of people were ordered to flee their homes amid fears of a huge explosion at a garage. Read
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Liverpool historian is US bound to study American Revolution
Jun 04 2009 | Liverpool News
A LIVERPOOL university historian is US-bound to boost his research into the American Revolution. Read
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Local people told to trust council on Mersey Gateway toll discounts
Jun 04 2009 | Liverpool News
OBJECTORS to a new tolled bridge over the River Mersey have been told to “take a general assurance” that a residents’ discount scheme will be introduced. Read
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BBC rules ‘evade public scrutiny’
Jun 04 2009 | Liverpool News
CONFIDENTIALITY agreements between the BBC and top radio stars like Terry Wogan are preventing full scrutiny of the way the corporation spends public money, a report from an influential group of MPs said today. Read
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Liverpool Community Colleges walkout over working conditions
Jun 04 2009 | Liverpool News
HUNDREDS of college lecturers walked out during exams yesterday. Read
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Homeless man admits killing a Wavertree man
Jun 04 2009 | Liverpool News
A HOMELESS man has admitted killing another man last year. Read
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Sefton school pupils see knife crime reality
Jun 04 2009 | Liverpool News
PUPILS from Sefton schools got to see the harsh reality of knife crime first hand this week. Read
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Liverpool's Holly Lodge Girls School coordinates rainforest themed entry to Lord Mayor’s Pageant
Jun 04 2009 | Liverpool News
CHILDREN from Liverpool have banded together to create an exotic mobile rainforest for the Lord Mayor’s Pageant thisweekend. Read
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Liverpool psychiatrist denies possessing child pornography
Jun 04 2009 | Liverpool News
A CONSULTANT psychiatrist has told jurors he was completely unaware of obscene images of children found on his computer. Read
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Expanded Horse of the Year show comes back to Aintree
Jun 04 2009 | Liverpool News
ALL three emergency services will go head to head in a three day Horse of the Year show at Aintree racecourse later this year. Read
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Liverpool Garston MP Maria Eagle in call for women in politics
Jun 04 2009 | Liverpool News
GARSTON MP Maria Eagle was guest speaker at a Liverpool town hall event aimed at attracting more women from minority communities to get involved in politics. Read
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Police celebrate convicting more sex offenders who target Liverpool sex workers than ever before
Jun 04 2009 | Liverpool News
POLICE are convicting more sex offenders who target the city’s sex workers than ever before, new figures reveal. Read
