Jun
2009
Articles from 16th Jun 2009
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Swine flu case at Arrowe Park Hospital confirmed
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
AN office worker at Arrowe Park Hospital tested postive for swine flu after returning back to work. Read
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Liverpool chess champion chosen to represent England
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
A YOUNG champion chess player has been chosen to represent England. Read
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Ex-Liverpool science teacher is the new Dean of Manhattan
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
AN EX-LIVERPOOL science teacher is the new Dean of Manhattan. Read
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Medical lawyers at Liverpool NHS Confederation
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
MEDICAL lawyers were out in force last week when the NHS Confederation conference came to the city for the first time. Read
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Criminal lawyers rally against plans to close certain Merseyside Magistrates Courts sittings
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
CRIMINAL lawyers are railing against plans to close Merseyside’s "occasional" Magistrates’ Courts sittings Read
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Health Secretary Andy Burnham impresses Liverpool children with basketball skills
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
HEALTH secretary Andy Burnham impressed children at a Liverpool primary school with his basketball skills yesterday. Read
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TravelWise Cycle Challenge luanches this week at Calderstones Park
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
THIS week is national bicycle week, and with rising fuel prices hitting the headlines and hitting our pockets again, there’s no better time to get on your bike. Read
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High Court showdown in battle to save Croxteth comprehensive
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
CAMPAIGNERS will go to the High Court on Friday in a bid to save their school from closure. Read
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Embrace the great outdoors when you celebrate Father's Day in Liverpool
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
THIS Sunday is Father’s Day – the perfect excuse to celebrate the great outdoors with your dad. Read
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‘Dishonest’ Liverpool medical centre manager jailed for cash theft
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
A DOCTOR’S surgery manager who stole cash from her employers before giving a false reference to the courts has been jailed. Read
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Lindsey refinery row staff stay out as talks fold
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
AN UNOFFICIAL strike by 1,200 workers at an oil refinery in a row over jobs continued yesterday after talks aimed at breaking the deadlock broke down. Read
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Warrington nursery school given anti-viral drugs after child tests positive for swine flu
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
CHILDREN and staff at a Warrington nursery school are being given anti-viral drugs after a four-year-old tested positive for swine flu. Read
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Mark Thomas visits the University of Liverpool’s new base in Suzhou
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
HAVING to leave the exciting city of Shanghai behind for a day to visit an industrial park did not, at the outset, seem like a very attractive option. Read
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Liverpool-born Royal Navy seaman celebrates top photography award of HMS Ark Royal (VIDEO)
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
A LIVERPOOL-BORN Royal Navy seaman is celebrating after he collected one of the service’s top photography awards. Read
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Warrington South MP Helen Southworth to stand down at general election
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
WARRINGTON South MP Helen Southworth is to stand down at the next general election. Read
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Films featuring Liverpool collated into new online catalogue by university
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL’S appearances in more than a century of films have been collated into a new online catalogue. Read
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Wirral three cleared of laundering cheques worth £14,000 at Liverpool Crown Court
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
THREE people have been cleared of laundering cheques worth £14,000 from a charity organisation. Read
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Beatles star John Lennon's former girlfriend visits childhood home ahead of exhibition
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
JOHN LENNON’S former girlfriend, May Pang, visited the Beatle’s childhood home at the start of a visit to the city. Read
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Housing slump could lead to rise in council taxes in Merseyside
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
COUNCIL taxes may have to rise to plug a £2m "black hole" caused by the housing slump, the Tories claimed last night. Read
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Shots fired at home of father of Crosby businessman Terry Riley as gangster vendetta escalates
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
SHOTS were fired at the home of the father of a businessman at the centre of a vendetta by local gangsters. Read
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Asthma suffer collapses in employment tribunal against the Home Office
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
AN ASTHMA sufferer collapsed in an employment tribunal yesterday as she gave evidence against the Home Office for allegedly discriminating against her condition. Read
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Port of Liverpool strike will cost more jobs, boatmen warned
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
PORT of Liverpool boatmen who are on the verge of striking have been threatened with losing £5,000 and facing further redundancies if they take action. Read
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Beatles quarter: New businesses must be found for Liverpool Penny Lane shops
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
IMPORTANT sites in the new Penny Lane District remain empty after businesses were forced to close amid the recent credit crunch. Read
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Beatles quarter: Lonely Hearts Club no more for closed Sgt Pepper's bistro
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
THE deadlock behind the long-time disused Sgt Pepper's Bistro, in the mooted Penny Lane Quarter, could soon be broken. Read
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Liverpool Penny Lane are to become 'The Beatles Quarter'
Jun 16 2009 | Liverpool News
A NEW Penny Lane District could be created in south Liverpool to attract thousands of visitors to the city. Read
