THE Mersey Partnership’s report into the ways in which Liverpool and its surrounding areas can face up to the legal need to cut carbon emissions makes sober reading.
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THE aim of Capital of Culture year was always to put Liverpool on the international map, and ease the passage of some prestige developments that might otherwise have some difficulty in coming to fruition.
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THE deaths of two hostages in Iraq, after more than two years in the hands of kidnappers, throws into sharp focus once again the awful dilemma of how governments should respond to such cases.
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IT REMAINS to be seen if the Government’s commitment to move thousands of civil service jobs from London to major regional cities will ever benefit Liverpool on the scale that it should.
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LOSING 40 good quality jobs from Liverpool at any time is never going to be good news. But it is the manner in which the Civil Service is to switch jobs from Liverpool to Manchester that is particularly hurtful.
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WORKERS at the Vauxhall plant, at Ellesmere Port, must be feeling a mixture of anger and frustration as negotiations to sell the plant run to the eleventh hour.
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WHEN it comes to shelling out a quarter of a million pounds of taxpayers’ money to cover legal and other costs it ran up in the public inquiry into the combined Tesco and Everton FC plans for Kirkby, Liverpool City Council has found itself over a barrel.
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TODAY, we are delighted to reveal that the Royal Liverpool Golf Club in Hoylake has emerged as the strong favourite to stage the Open Golf Championship again in 2014.
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LIVERPOOL'S place in the pantheon of popular culture will long be celebrated. From rock ’n’ roll and comedy to drama and football, the roll-call of famous sons and daughters is long.
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PLANS to set up a “Whitehall of the North” in Manchester have the smell of a done deal hanging over them. It is a smell particularly offensive to Liverpool noses.
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SO FAR, so good. With swine flu spreading relentlessly across the globe, it is encouraging to note the stoical attitude of Britons as the first cases are reported in the UK.
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THE trouble with words is that, if carefully chosen, they can mean almost whatever the speaker wants. Especially when uttered by that universal functionary of modern life, the Official Spokesman.
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THERE are times when even the most well-meaning of people can come up with the most lunatic of decisions, arrived at by a process that seems all too sensible.
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Liverpool is one of only two UK cities, the other being London, to exhibit at the Shanghai Expo in 2010, which is expected to attract 70m visitors and could generate £50m for the city in the next 10 years.
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