Apr
2010
Articles from 29th Apr 2010
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Norovirus cruise ship Boudicca sets sail from Liverpool
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
A CRUISE liner hit by a vomiting bug sailed from Liverpool with almost 800 passengers on board. Read
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Liverpool FC to sport Carlsberg's name in Chinese on shirts against Chelsea
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL will sport Carlsberg's name on their shirts for the last time against Chelsea at Anfield this weekend - but with a difference. Read
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Murder invesitgation launched after man gunned down
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
A MURDER investigation is under way after a man was gunned down. Read
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Top Indian dance star at Liverpool's World Museum
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
Liverpool’s World Museum will be the venue for performances by top classical Indian dance star Menaka Bora this Bank Holiday Monday. Read
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Virus-hit luxury cruise liner Boudicca due to set sail from Liverpool again today
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
HEALTH officials will carry out a final inspection of a virus-hit luxury cruise liner today before it sets sail from Liverpool. Read
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Repair works begin on historic Liverpool dock buildings
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
HISTORIC dockland buildings which form a key part of the proposed £5.5bn Liverpool Waters development are to undergo repairs. Read
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Four Liverpool children arrested after racially aggravated disturbance in Childwall
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
FOUR children were arrested after what was described as a “racially aggravated” disturbance near a Liverpool school. Read
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Dual murder: man held for killing Halwood mother-of-two
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
A 53-YEAR-OLD man was remanded in custody charged with the murder of a Merseyside mother-of-two. Read
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Liverpool Council backs new £56m ‘Flatiron’ hotel plans
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
A RUN-DOWN city centre car park will be demolished to make way for two hotels and more than 100 post-graduate apartments in a £56m development. Read
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Bed closures proposed at Liverpool’s Broadgreen Hospital
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
A LIVERPOOL hospital may cut 20 beds on one of its wards. Read
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LDP Legal: Liverpool lawyer Ian Cohen lodges appeal in vCJD battle with the Government
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
A LIVERPOOL lawyer battling an “unfair” government compensation scheme has lodged an appeal after losing a judicial review bid. Read
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Law Society calls on EU to boost protection for bank customers
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
THE Law Society has called on EU Commissioner Michel Barnier to improve the legal protection given to customers' money when a bank collapses. Read
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LDP Legal: Lawyer says wills planning key as parties differ on death tax
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
REGARDLESS of which political party wins the General Election, tax lawyers are urging families to seek advice to plan their wills. Read
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LDP Legal: Maxwell Hodge’s Helen Oakes says couples who live together need rights
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
Maxwell Hodge’s Helen Oakes says couples who live together need rights Read
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Firm appoints ‘new kid on the block’
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
ONE OF Liverpool’s long-established law firms has appointed Greg Rosen as the head of commercial property. Read
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Final plans fall into place for Liverpool’s Pageant of Power
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
FINAL preparations are falling into place for the Liverpool Pageant of Power next month along The Strand, on the city’s waterfront. Read
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Wirral lawyer John Weate who fought to secure Michael Shields’s release shortlisted for national award
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
A WIRRAL lawyer who fought to secure Michael Shields’s release has been shortlisted for a national award for the second year on the run. Read
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Elbow, the Ting Tings and the Cure back 6 Music
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
ELBOW, the Ting Tings, Kaiser Chiefs and the Cure have joined together in a chorus of pleas on a website launched today to save BBC 6 Music. Read
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Cleared Crosby Merchant Taylor sex charge teacher Hannah McIntyre speaks out
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
A TRAINEE teacher, accused of having sex with a 16-year-old pupil from a top Merseyside school, has spoken about her 18-month ordeal and how she believes her accuser should be named. Read
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Caution for paramedic after death of two year-old Runcorn boy
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
A PARAMEDIC who failed to spot the fractured skull of a two-year-old boy, hours before he died, was cautioned for misconduct at an employment tribunal. Read
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Oxford graduate’s killer denied parole
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
A LIVERPOOL mother whose son was killed in a city bar yesterday spoke of her relief that his release from jail was denied. Read
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Harm reduction conference remembers Liverpool’s role in reducing those infected with HIV
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
A CONFERENCE attended by more than a thousand worldwide delegates is marking Liverpool’s leading role in reducing the spread of HIV. Read
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Election 2010: Battlelines in the balanced borough of Sefton
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
REWIND two years to the aftermath of the last local elections and Sefton Council has been thrown into turmoil. Read
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Election 2010: Knowsley - The safest Labour seat in the country
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
THE newly-created Knowsley Parliamentary seat is the safest Labour seat in the country. Read
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Chester’s economic diversity pays handsome dividends
Apr 29 2010 | Liverpool News
THE broad base of Chester’s economy has protected the city from the ravages of recession in a way not enjoyed in most areas. Read
