Jul
2010
Articles from 14th Jul 2010
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Cervical cancer jab hailed a success
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
A JAB which protects against cervical cancer could save more lives than previously thought, new research suggested today. Read
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Children and unemployed to be hit by Liverpool council funding cuts
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
THE city’s children, unemployed and deprived communities are to be hardest hit by a £9m cut in Liverpool council’s budget. Read
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Kirkby gets a new regeneration proposal in wake of Everton disappointment
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
A NEW plan to redevelop Kirkby town centre has been announced by Tesco in the wake of the failed Everton Stadium bid. Read
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Merseytravel’s new Liverpool Mann Island headquarters reaches key milestone
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
IT COULD be one of the last buildings to be built in Liverpool’s World Heritage Site. Read
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New layer for Museum of Liverpool floor
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
AROUND 10,000 sq m of floor in the new Museum of Liverpool is bubbling up and needs attention. Read
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National Museums Liverpool forced to pay £500,000 to architects after row over unpaid fees
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL’S museums bosses are being forced to pay their architects £500,000 after a row over unpaid fees. Read
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Police warn party goers to steer clear of Ainsdale beach
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
POLICE are warning teenagers to stay away from Ainsdale beach, fearing a repeat of a party which saw 600 youths going on a drunken rampage. Read
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Half flu deaths showed no underlying health problems, University of Liverpool study reveals
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
MORE than half the people who died from swine flu had no underlying health problems, Liverpool researchers found. Read
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Ulster Orange day violence condemned
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
NORTHERN Ireland’s First Minister and Deputy First Minister hit out yesterday at those behind 48 hours of rioting in the region and defended their political efforts to ease tensions over parades. Read
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David Cameron condemns Afghan shooting of three soldiers
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
DAVID CAMERON has condemned the killing of three British troops by a rogue Afghan soldier as “appalling”, but said the incident should not change the strategy of working alongside the Afghanistan army. Read
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Funeral of dead Wirral soldier
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
THE grieving cousin of a soldier killed in Afghanistan said at his funeral yesterday that “the world stopped” when she heard the news that he had died. Read
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McCartney to design 2012 GB team kits
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
SIR Paul McCartney’s top fashion designer daughter, Stella, has been unveiled as the new name behind Team GB’s Olympic kits for the 2012 games. Read
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Cheryl Cole on the mend
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
MALARIA-STRICKEN Cheryl Cole is “on the mend”, Simon Cowell said last night. Read
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Liverpool Mersey waterfront walkway re-opens for summer
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL’S world-famous waterfront will be fully reopened to the public from this weekend for the rest of the summer. Read
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Four men are arrested over an armed robbery at a KFC at Cheshire Oaks
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
FOUR men have been arrested following an armed robbery at a KFC. Read
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Former Merseyside Police Chief Constable Bernard Hogan-Howe and Tranmere Rovers Les Parry among Liverpool John Moores University fellowship recipients
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
MERSEYSIDE police’s former chief constable, Bernard Hogan-Howe, and Tranmere Rovers manager, Les Parry, have been honoured by a city university. Read
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Fits lungs to be grown in laboratory
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
LUNGS have been grown in the laboratory from “seeded” cells and shown to function in living animals. Read
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Duchess sees forensics at work
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
THE Duchess of Cornwall could have been auditioning for a part in the hit US crime show CSI: Crime Scene Investigation during a visit to a police forensics unit. Read
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Dad killed in Wirral car crash as son survives
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
A MAN was killed and his eight-year-old son injured in a car crash yesterday. Read
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Tributes to Liverpool deputy Lord Mayor Cllr Rose Bailey
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
TRIBUTES were last night paid to Liverpool deputy Lord Mayor Cllr Rose Bailey, who died suddenly this week. Read
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Cowell becomes first patron of charity
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
SIMON COWELL has become the first patron of a charity set up by a former model who was badly disfigured in an acid attack. Read
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Liverpool Personal Service Society to receive Freedom of of the City
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
A MERSEYSIDE society which has been dedicated to helping the public for nearly 100 years was last night granted the Freedom of the City. Read
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Liverpool John Moores University plan for IM Marsh approved
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
CONTROVERSIAL plans to build a university teaching centre in part of south Liverpool plagued by parking problems were approved after a £100,000 “peace offer”. Read
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Water restrictions will hit Leeds-Liverpool canal users
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
ALMOST half of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal is to be closed in the face of drought conditions, British Waterways has announced. Read
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Church of England further relaxes rules on wedding venues
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
THE Church of England has voted at a meeting in York to further relax the laws on where couples can get married after hearing about competition from secular locations such as hotels. Read
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Inquest into death of Roaul Moat
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
RAOUL MOAT’S final moments remain a mystery, an inquest heard yesterday. Read
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Appeal wins stay of execution on ba dger cull
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
THE controversial order to cull badgers in Wales was quashed by the Court of Appeal yesterday. Read
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Ryanair adverts ‘misleading’
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
RYANAIR has once again been reprimanded for misleading customers with low fare offers. Read
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Man stabed in shop incident
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
A MAN was in a critical condition in hospital last night after suffering a stab wound during an incident inside a shop. Read
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History-making Aintree Grand Prix car ready to go back on the track after 53 years
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
ONE of the most dramatic motor races in Liverpool and Grand Prix history will be recalled at the weekend when a 55-year-old Vanwall car takes to the track once again. Read
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Race of thrills to make history at Aintree
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
THE 1957 British Grand Prix, at Aintree, has gone down in history as one of the most dramatic of all time. Read
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Landlords to face cuts for housing benefit rent
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
BIG cuts in housing benefit are designed to prevent private landlords ripping off the taxpayer, the Government said yesterday. Read
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George Stephenson’s letter to son Robert wins UNESCO status
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
A RARE letter capturing the dawn of the world’s railway age in Liverpool has won Unesco status. Read
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Cricketer Mark Ramprakash and his wife were divorced yesterday
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
MARK RAMPRAKASH and his wife were divorced yesterday. Read
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Prince Harry visits centre for canine carers
Jul 14 2010 | Liverpool News
PRINCE Harry was well and truly in the doghouse when he visited the headquarters of charity Canine Partners. Read
