Jan
2010
Articles from 27th Jan 2010
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Southport MP John Pugh demands answers over Royal Mail job cuts in the town
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
ROYAL Mail has been accused of waging a reign of terror at a Merseyside sorting office – forcing out nearly 50 post workers to cut costs. Read
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Cheshire West and Chester Council residents invited to have their say
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
PEOPLE who have contacted Cheshire West and Chester Council are being asked for their views on the service. Read
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3D film expert Max Penner of Paradise FX in Liverpool to make film to sell city on the world stage
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
A LEADING special effects guru is in Liverpool shooting a 3D film to promote the city at the World Expo 2010. Read
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‘Missing’ girl in bed
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
A FRANTIC search involving rescue teams and a police helicopter was called off when the missing six-year-old girl was found safe and well – fast asleep in her own bed. Read
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Jazz concert for Haiti in New Brighton
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
JAZZ musicians from Wirral are holding a charity concert to help the aid effort to disaster-struck Haiti. Read
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UK pay gap ‘still wide’
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
PAY inequality in Britain remains high, with “significant differences” between men and women and among ethnic minority groups, a Government-commissioned report said today. Read
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Plan to capitalise on Wirral’s golf courses
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
A NEW “world-class” golf tournament will be a key element in attracting more tourists to Wirral. Read
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Masters graduates fare better for jobs
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
MASTERS graduates fared better in the early days of the recession than those leaving university with their first degree, research suggested today. Read
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Liverpool Alder Hey rebuild plans go to House of Lords
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
PLANS to rebuild Alder Hey were taken to the House of Lords yesterday. Read
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Southport nurse accused of murdering his wife
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
A NURSE appeared in court yesterday accused of killing his wife. Read
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Air crews release video in BA row
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
THE union representing British Airways cabin crew released a video yesterday to counter “gross misrepresentations” over issues at the heart of a dispute which threatens industrial action. Read
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Blood clot screening planned for all patients
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
MORE than 10,000 lives could be saved each year under plans to screen everybody going into hospital for blood clots, a watchdog announced yesterday. Read
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Tony Blair was warned Iraq invasion ‘illegal’, Iraq inquiry hears
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
TONY BLAIR was warned two months before the invasion of Iraq it would be illegal to go to war without the United Nations’ authority, the inquiry into the conflict heard yesterday. Read
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Insurance fund for asbestos victims Jack Straw will announce
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
DYING victims of asbestos will receive compensation from a fund to be paid into by the insurance industry, the Government is poised to announce. Read
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Liverpool Labour leader defends embattled parliamentary candidate Luciana Berger
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL Labour leader Joe Anderson last night threw his weight behind an embattled Parliamentary candidate who had been branded too young and inexperienced to win. Read
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Emotional Rolf Harris picks up Liverpool Hope University degree
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
ARTIST and entertainer Rolf Harris had an emotional Australian Day when he picked up an honorary Hope University degree yesterday. Read
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Landmark Liverpool waterfront development in jeopardy after developers fail to get finance
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
A LANDMARK waterfront complex is in jeopardy after its developers failed to secure finance for the scheme more than two years after buying the plot. Read
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Leading Southport Conservative behind 'feud' with Tory prospective parliamentary candidate is sacked
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
THE woman at the centre of a bitter feud within Southport Conservatives has been sacked. Read
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Liverpool PCT and Royal Liverpool Hospital NHS see steep rise in management positions
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
THE number of bureaucrats hired by some Merseyside NHS bodies has risen by more than half in the last five years, according to new figures. Read
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Submarine back on public display at Woodside Ferry Terminal in Wirral
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
A FULL-SIZE replica of the world’s first mechanically-propelled submarine is back at the Woodside Ferry Terminal, in Wirral, after a facelift. Read
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Liverpool FC captain Steven Gerrard set to join greats at Madame Tussauds
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL Football Club captain Steven Gerrard was named as the next sports personality to be admitted into the world famous Madame Tussauds' interactive Sports Zone. Read
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Star of the moment Carey Mulligan reveals Paul McCartney link
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
A BAFTA nominated actress wants to meet Sir Paul McCartney – because his midwife mother delivered her father. Read
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Father who took on Liverpool secondary St Edward’s College in Sandfield Park reveals anger at High Court defeat
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
A FATHER left with a £26,000 legal bill, after trying in vain to get his child into a top Liverpool school, last night said parents should lie their way into securing a place. Read
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Sign up for the biggest pub quiz at Wallasey Town Hall
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
MORE than 300 people are to take part in what is believed to be Merseyside’s biggest “pub quiz” to raise money for Wirral Autistic Society. Read
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Wirral chef opens new Tapas restaurant in Liverpool
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
A WIRRAL chef is opening a Tapas restaurant in Liverpool city centre. Read
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Seven to make up Liverpool FC Hillsborough tragedy files panel
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
SEVEN people appointed to sit on the historic Hillsborough files panel last night spoke of their honour at being selected. Read
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It’s too soon for deal on Ulster
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
IT IS too soon to tell if a deal will be clinched on devolving policing and justice powers to Northern Ireland, the leader of the Democratic Unionists warned yesterday. Read
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Gene test hope for prostate patients
Jan 27 2010 | Liverpool News
MEN most likely to have their lives cut short by prostate cancer could be identified by testing for three genes, it was claimed yesterday. Read
