Mar
2010
Articles from 10th Mar 2010
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Merseyside police put out missing persons appeal for woman in need of medication last seen at Fazakerley hospital
Mar 10 2010 | Liverpool News
Merseyside Police is becoming increasingly concerned for the safety of a 47-year-old woman who is in need of medication. Read
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Armed raiders threatened Liverpool travel agent staff with handgun
Mar 10 2010 | Liverpool News
RAIDERS armed with a gun took terrified shop staff hostage and forced them to open a safe. Read
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Liverpool toddler James Bulger’s mother says Jon Venables anonymity order should be challenged
Mar 10 2010 | Liverpool News
JAMES BULGER’S mother last night said the court order ensuring his killer’s anonymity should be open to challenge. Read
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Hundreds of panels to be checked for cracks at Liverpool's Alexandra Tower
Mar 10 2010 | Liverpool News
HUNDREDS of decorative glass panels at a luxury waterfront apartment block must be safety checked after one crashed 70 feet to the ground. Read
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Everton FC star Steven Pienaar fined and banned for drink driving
Mar 10 2010 | Liverpool News
EVERTON FC star Steven Pienaar has been banned from driving for 12 months after pleading guilty to drinking and driving. Read
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Warm welcome home for Merseyside sailors on HMS Albion
Mar 10 2010 | Liverpool News
MERSEYSIDE sailors were delighted to sail home in their Royal Navy warship. Read
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Maghull doctor found with cocaine in his surgery is reinstated
Mar 10 2010 | Liverpool News
A MERSEYSIDE GP who had cocaine in his surgery has been allowed to practise again by the General Medical Council (GMC). Read
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Merseyside Police asks for investigation into how it handled killer Facebook rapist
Mar 10 2010 | Liverpool News
MERSEYSIDE Police has referred itself to the Independent Police Complaints Commission, after a serial sex attacker it was meant to be monitoring raped and murdered a 17-year-old girl. Read
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Conservatives would rule out new crackdown on dangerous dogs
Mar 10 2010 | Liverpool News
THE Conservatives have vowed to rip up a government crackdown on dangerous dogs – branding it an unfair “dog tax”. Read
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Civil servants warn of more strike action
Mar 10 2010 | Liverpool News
FRESH walkouts by civil servants are expected in the coming weeks following a 48-hour strike which union leaders said had caused huge disruption. Read
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Armed forces minister’s attack on Joanna Lumley for ‘deserting’ destitute Gurkhas
Mar 10 2010 | Liverpool News
JOANNA LUMLEY was accused yesterday of deserting Gurkhas left destitute after her high-profile victory allowing them to settle in Britain backfired. Read
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Knife crime figures show little change despite campaign
Mar 10 2010 | Liverpool News
THE number of young victims admitted to hospital with knife wounds in well-known crime hot-spots has changed little in a year, figures show today. Read
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Motorists claim nearly £3m for pothole damage
Mar 10 2010 | Liverpool News
INSURERS paid out an estimated £2.85m in claims last month to people whose cars were damaged by potholes, research shows today. Read
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Google Street View unveils whole of Liverpool and Merseyside in pictures
Mar 10 2010 | Liverpool News
GOOGLE’S controversial Street View mapping tool will go live across the whole of Merseyside tomorrow, increasing their reach from the city centre as far as Wirral and West Lancashire. Read
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A brief history of Google
Mar 10 2010 | Liverpool News
GOOGLE began as a project by Stanford University student Larry Page and Sergey Brin in 1996. Read
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Liverpool University will set up ‘Maths Hubs’ across the country to aid learning
Mar 10 2010 | Liverpool News
A MERSEYSIDE university is leading a national project to set up “Maths Hubs” in schools. Read
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Wirral Council prepares to sell off court
Mar 10 2010 | Liverpool News
WIRRAL is to put one of its most unusual assets on the property market under council plans to sell off surplus offices. Read
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Deaths of four in Snatch Land Rover in Afghanistan were
Mar 10 2010 | Liverpool News
THE families of four soldiers killed in Afghanistan last night supported calls for lessons to be learned after a coroner ruled they were “unlawfully killed” because of failings in their training and equipment. Read
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I took a summer job at my father's firm - now I'm MD
Mar 10 2010 | Liverpool News
HE ONLY joined his father’s firm for a summer job – now Cliff Barclay is leading Inter-Group Communications to record growth. Read
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Chance of US Air Force work slipping away from Airbus
Mar 10 2010 | Liverpool News
PRIVATE medical group Bupa said its profits remained healthy last year, despite suffering in the UK, where unemployment drove a 5% slip in customer numbers. Read
