Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
APPLICATIONS for three new hotels in the city centre have been submitted to Liverpool council. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
SPECULATION was growing last night that Wirral Council’s chief executive is to leave his post. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
FIFTY years ago, the history of popular music changed forever. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
THE former Liverpool home of Ringo Starr is unlikely to be saved from demolition, after city leaders said they thought there was little merit in allowing it to remain standing. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
BED-IN at the Bluecoat is calling for activists and peace protesters to follow in the footsteps of John Lennon and Yoko Ono by joining in a unique art installation. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
AN AMERICAN woman had Paul McCartney’s signature permanently etched on to her body by a tattoo artist, after the ex-Beatle answered her pleas to sign her back. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
A CRUNCH meeting will be held next month to consider the future of the £1.25bn Omega business park, the Daily Post can reveal. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
A PICTURE of an aeroplane has been announced as the winner of the first-ever John Moores Painting Prize China. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
A MERSEYSIDE hospital trust has opened a new £1.2m sterilisation unit. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL council will consider plans that could see three brand new hotels open in the city centre. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
THE Government’s ban on wheel clampers will be a “charter for the selfish parker”, as any incentives for drivers to follow the rules will be removed, an industry body said last night. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
SUPERMARKET chain Asda lowered its petrol prices yesterday, and said the reduction would continue until at least the end of the August bank holiday weekend. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
A PICASSO-THEMED spectacle is promised when Tate Liverpool stays open late tomorrow. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
THE BBC was forced to apologise after one of its weathermen was caught making a rude gesture live on air. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
A MERSEYSIDE health Trust spent nearly £2,500 on a staff trip to an expensive hotel. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
A TEENAGE swimmer was rescued from the Irish Sea by RNLI Lifeguards at Ainsdale beach. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
WIRRAL West MP Esther McVey is to launch her own apprenticeship scheme. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
A ROW over alleged secret plans to slash child benefit and winter fuel payments yesterday hit the Government's attempts to portray its spending cuts as "fair". Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
COMPLAINTS against Merseyside police have fallen by almost a third. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
A LEADING doctor who called for the decriminalisation of drugs based his comments on experience in Liverpool hospital wards. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
TRAINING health visitors to assess and support mothers psychologically after childbirth can prevent the development of depression over the following year, according to a report published today. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL Lord Mayor Cllr Hazel Williams is backing the national “Wear Your Shirt to Work Day”, which marks 100 days until England finds out if its bid to host the 2018 World Cup has been successful. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
MERSEYTRAVEL is planning to build a mock conning tower for visitors to its U-534 exhibition, in Wirral. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
MISS England, Lance Corporal Katrina Hodge, has been putting North West winners through their paces in preparation for the contest final. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
A NEW public art extravaganza is planned for Liverpool city centre at the start of next year. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
NEW elite police teams will counter the most serious threats facing the 2012 Olympics, it was revealed yesterday. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
A MAJOR supermarket chain is aiming to convert a former car showroom and force its way into a busy west Wirral town. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
UNION leaders today attacked the Government for hitting some of the country’s poorest families with more than 100 “unfair” spending cuts during the first 100 days of the coalition. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
THE number of people who own a second home in Great Britain soared to a record level in 2009, research has indicated. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
A PASSENGER train collided with a truck in Germany yesterday, in an incident which left two carriages derailed. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
THE final Daily Post steam train day excursions will run from Liverpool this weekend. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
NEARLY a fifth of university students are unhappy with their degree courses, a major poll reveals today. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
THE end is in sight for a 15-year battle to solve sewerage problems on a luxury estate. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
A FAMILY play day is taking place in West Vale Park, in Neston, on Sunday, between 2pm and 4pm. Read
Aug 18 2010 | Liverpool News
WITH the football season now under way, Merseytravel’s Soccerbus service – the match-day direct bus link to Goodison Park and Anfield – is operating once again. Read