Nov
2009
Articles from 30th Nov 2009
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Remarkable progress of driver of Liverpool's collapsed crane
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
A FATHER-of-four left paralysed after he was thrown from a 200ft high crane was last night said to be making "remarkable" progress. Read
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Four hurt in police car collision on Liverpool's Speke Boulevard
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
A POLICE car on a 999 call was involved in a collision with another car on Speke Boulevard, Liverpool. Read
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New Liverpool bar opens under Alma de Cuba wing
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
ALMA de Cuba’s owners have opened up a new venture at the site of the Raven Irish American bar at the Albert Dock. Read
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Wirral father’s murder: Wallasey man charged
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
A MAN was due in court today charged with a murder in Wirral. Read
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St Helen’s and Knowsley NHS Trust’s fury at “irresponsible” league table
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
A MAJOR Merseyside health trust is considering legal action after it was said to be significantly under-performing. Read
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Government verdict on Wirral libraries due today
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
WIRRAL Council has told its members that a decision on its controversial – and now abandoned – library closure plans is expected to be made by the Government today. Read
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March deadline for Liverpool-Kirkby Merseytram proposal
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
TRANSPORT chiefs have until the end of March to secure £450m of funding for Merseytram – or it will be axed. Read
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Liverpool's Walton sextuplets’ mother sees her appeal hit target
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
TWO newborn survivors came face to face yesterday on the day Liverpool Women’s Hospital’s Newborn Appeal hit the £2m milestone. Read
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Liverpool heart hospital achieves NHS Foundation Trust status
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL’S Heart and Chest Hospital NHS Trust today becomes an NHS Foundation Trust. Read
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Rail link earmarked to pass through Liverpool would generate £55 billion
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
A HIGH-SPEED rail link which would cut the journey time from Liverpool to London could provide the economy with a £55bn boost, business leaders say. Read
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Liverpool's Scandinavian Seaman's Church celebrates 125 years
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL’S Scandinavian Seaman’s Church has celebrated its 125th anniversary. Read
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Phones off after cables stolen in Warrington
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
TELEPHONE and internet services have been reinstated after thieves stole cabling from a British Telecom junction box. Read
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Flood risk probe vital for Wirral Waters scheme
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
A MAJOR report on flood risks in Wirral calls for extra investigations to be carried out before the proposed £4.5bn Wirral Waters scheme goes ahead. Read
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Father and toddler son escape shoot-out at Liverpool's Rocket junction
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
A FATHER and his two-year-old son were targeted in a shoot-out at one of Liverpool’s busiest junctions. Read
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Unions in talks to prevent 400 Sefton Council job cuts
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
UNION leaders in Sefton are locked in talks with council chiefs in a desperate bid to avoid a mass cull of staff. Read
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Identity cards are rolled out
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
IDENTITY cards are available to people living in Manchester from today. Read
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Price cuts package
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
THE Co-operative Group launched a £200m package of price cuts and promotions today as the fierce pre-Christmas battle for customers intensified. Read
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Star of Liverpool FC legend Bill Shankly show will dress to impress
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
SHANKLY Show star Sandy West will don a vintage tracksuit along with the mantle of the Liverpool FC legend when he reprises the role of the iconic manager next month. Read
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Increase in HIV diagnoses in North West
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
MERSEYSIDE had 128 new cases of HIV in 2008. Figures show an increase in diagnoses across the North West. Read
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Bogus trader warning in Knowsley
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
RESIDENTS in Knowsley are being warned about bogus doorstep traders. Read
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Ex-Beatle Paul McCartney takes his meat-free campaign to Brussels
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
SIR Paul McCartney has appealed for “people power” to make the difference in the fight against global warming. Read
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Waterloo man's diaries tell the true story of the Great Escape
Nov 30 2009 | Liverpool News
IT’S as much a staple of the British Christmas, as decorations, turkey and carols. That’s right – gazing at the goggle box as Steve McQueen catapults his motorbike over the barbed wire in The Great Escape – and then watching all his intrepid pals get shot. Read
