Jul
2009
Articles from 1st Jul 2009
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Leave your messages of support for freed Liverpool FC fan Michael Shields
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
MICHAEL SHIELDS has finally been freed after four years in prison for a crime he did not commit. Read
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Man falls from Cargo ship in Seaforth Dock
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
A MAN is being treated in hospital after a fall on a cargo ship. Read
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Shocked builders find live WWII grenades in Kirkby
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
SHOCKED builders unearthed more than 20 grenades abandoned after the end of World War II. Read
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Rail accident investigators attend scene of Liverpool Kirkdale derailment
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
INDEPENDENT investigators will determine if a runaway train derailment endangered the lives of commuters. Read
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eBay conman from Liverpool escapes jail
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
A CONMAN who tricked eBay customers out of nearly £3,000 has walked free from court. Read
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Liverpool and Tesco in row over Everton regeneraton scheme
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
CITY bosses have clashed with Tesco over the long-running Great Homer Street regeneration project. Read
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Teenager bailed over 10 arson attacks at Merseyside pubs
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
A TEENAGER was arrested and bailed over 10 fires at Merseyside pubs. Read
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Liverpool residents could make parking profit from renting their driveways
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
PEOPLE in Liverpool could make up to £1,476 per year renting their drive, garage or parking space, a report has revealed. Read
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Fears for missing Seaforth man
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
FEARS are growing for a middle-aged man who has been missing for more than a fortnight. Read
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Kasabian to top the bill for Liverpool Music Week
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
CHART-TOPPERS Kasabian will headline the biggest-ever Liverpool Music Week. Read
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Arsonists blamed for blaze at Formby Golf Club
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
ARSONISTS were last night being blamed for a forest fire which destroyed trees at a Merseyside golf club. Read
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Global award for Liverpool One
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL One was awarded an international prize for its design, sustainability and engagement with the people of the city. Read
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Teen with knife tried to rob Liverpool dentists'
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
A MAN armed with a knife tried to demand money from a dentists’ receptionist. Read
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Under 75s cancer deaths highest in Liverpool
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
PEOPLE are more likely to die prematurely from cancer in Liverpool than anywhere else in England. Read
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Business community celebrates launch of Liverpool Daily Post's It's Our World
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
MERSEYSIDE’S business leaders painted the town green last night for the launch of the It’s Our World. Read
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The Ship & Mitre in Dale Street Liverpool named Pub of the Year by Camra Liverpool & Districts branch
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
BEER buffs have named one of Liverpool’s flagship real ale locals as their Pub Of The Year. Read
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Liverpool Wavertree man denies rape
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
A MAN has denied raping a woman in a popular park. Read
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Gordon Brown claims victory in battle against home repossessions
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
GORDON BROWN yesterday claimed victory in the battle against home repossessions – even as he faced warnings that the issue was still a "ticking timebomb". Read
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Anger at Liverpool John Moores University chauffeur job advert
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
A UNIVERSITY boss came under fire yesterday for seeking to recruit a £19,000-a-year chauffeur – in the same week staff were told their pay could be cut. Read
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Skelmersdale hostages in Iraq died from shotgun wounds
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
THE two British hostages whose bodies were flown home from Iraq last week were shot dead, it was reported yesterday. Read
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Clown actors entertain in Tate Liverpool
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
COSTUMED clown actors will entertain at the Tate tomorrow night. Read
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Initial government backing for Runcorn academy
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
PLANS to create a business-backed super school in Halton have won initial government backing. Read
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Wanted: Hairy hermit for Tatton flower show cave
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
COMPLETE silence, a ban on bathing and a love of solitude are all part of the job description for a unique position that has become available at Tatton Park – after remaining vacant for the last 150 years. Read
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Cricket entrepreneur Stanford’s millions seized in UK banks
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
MORE than $100m (£60m) of funds believed to be connected to cricket entrepreneur Sir Allen Stanford’s alleged investment fraud have been seized in UK banks, it was revealed last night. Read
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Ban by ‘dictators’
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
EUROPEAN Commission demands for an end to smoking in all enclosed public places across the Continent were last night branded the work of “puritanical dictators” by UK Independence Party MEP Godfrey Bloom . Read
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Biggest decline in UK economy for 50 years
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
THE UK economy recorded its sharpest decline in more than 50 years during the first quarter of 2009, figures showed last night. Read
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Michael Jackson cut father out of his latest will
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
MICHAEL JACKSON cut his father out of his last will, in a move that would deprive him of a share in the singer’s fortune. Read
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Shooting tragedy officer in top job
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
THE senior officer who oversaw the operation that led to the death of Jean Charles de Menezes was promoted to one of the top roles at Scotland Yard last night. Read
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Britons seized off Gaza
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
BRITISH and Irish people are among a group of 21 human rights activists “kidnapped” by the Israeli authorities, campaigners said last night. The group were on board an aid boat carrying humanitarian supplies near the Gaza coast when they were seized in international waters, according to the Free Gaza Movement. Read
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Brightest students shun languages
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
THE numbers of bright pupils taking a foreign language GCSE has hit an all-time low, new research has suggested. Read
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The Wirral couple who started a Christian traders directory following redundancy
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
SUE and John Challinor started an internet directory of Christian tradesmen when they were made redundant 18 months ago. Read
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Mersey charity teams up with Hard Day's Night hotel for regular live shows
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
MERSEY Beat is to return to the city’s world-famous Mathew Street, after a gap of nearly 50 years. Read
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Knowsley Safari Park enjoys a baby boom - cute babies dominate attraction
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
A BABY boom at Knowsley Safari Park has left the paddocks echoing to the sound of tiny and not-so-tiny feet. Read
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Bootle is at the heart of the war on smuggler gangs
Jul 01 2009 | Liverpool News
THE team leading the world in defending our ports against smugglers gave the Daily Post a glimpse behind the scenes yesterday. Read
