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A cancer patient from Southport has women up this morning to find her only means of transport for treatment taken off the road, Saturday 18 April 2020. The patient, who travels to
From Tuesday 21st April 2020, there are two additional Sefton sites where referrers and family members can pick up community medical equipment that has been ordered for person being discharge from
Our team at Point Safety would like to thank the NHS workers in Southport for all they are doing to combat COVID 19, working endless hours while dealing with all the risks
A trucker and a convoy of joy spreading truck drivers have organised an emotional drive by in Hesketh Bank to pay tribute to NHS staff and key workers. Stephen Raby (the leader
The family of 18 year-old Kyle Gareth Whitley – who was fatally stabbed in Vincent Road, Litherland on Monday – have today paid the following tribute: As a family we are devastated
Lancashire sight loss charity Galloway’s is joining a host of other organisations to take part in The 2.6 Challenge, a nationwide campaign to raise vital funds. As largescale fundraisers have been postponed
Britons looking forward to a summer vacation will have to put their plans on hold, as the government said there is no certainty on when lockdown restrictions will be lifted. “As of
Merseyside Waste Disposal Authority (MRWA) are launching their “WASTE CAN WAIT” campaign to help and support residents with their household, food and green waste problems during the coronavirus restrictions. Carl Beer, MRWA
A massive well done to Dunelm for donating pillowcases, which they have converted into uniform bags, which Mariella Davidson (pictured above) had the pleasure of passing onto Sister Katherine Chisholm, at Southport
A bored isolated Lonsdale road resident found themselves facing the heat of emergency services after accidentally setting fire to their back garden, Thursday 16 April 2020. Residents called 999 after a back
Letter to the editor: I would like to draw attention to the fact that there are still shops open in Southport selling non-essential goods. One of the main culprits is the Range,
Southport solicitors Breens Solicitors are donating 10% of fees that come from making Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney to Southport and Ormskirk District Hospital. The donation will cover all Wills and
Time to make some more pies etc…… Orders being taken now for collection or delivery on Tuesday 14th April 2020. Call Craig on | 07481154522 25 kingsways, Southport. https://hungryhuman.co.uk/Andys-Snack-Bar-Southport/Southport/menu/
Lings on kings are proud to Present 🎉Southport’s Superhero Sunday 🎉 Where every Sunday one of our local superhero’s will be treated to a free meal on US!! This week we visited
We all know a key worker – someone who is on the frontline it could be a doctor, postman / woman, nurse, shop assistant, delivery driver, paramedic, teacher, ambulance driver, police officer,
A Southport man is braving the shave to raise money for the NHS. Andy Fleming is asking his friends and family to donate to his cause to help raise funds for staff
Sefton Comedy HUB, detailed instructions of how to make an origami squirrel and Community by Nature play packs are among the re-profiled Sefton Borough of Culture 2020 projects going ahead in the
Covid19 Merseyside MPs’ Issues Introduction The current Covid19 crisis has challenged the capacity of already denuded public services to cope given the breadth and depth of the problems facing those agencies arising
As part of the local Southport community teachers and parents at Meols Cop High School are raising money to create food parcels that can be distributed to families in Southport that are
POLICE are appealing for information to help find a man who is missing from home in Sefton. 43-year-old Edward Smith was last seen at around 8.15pm on Thursday, 9 April in the
Sefton Council Civil Enforcement Officers will be making sure our roads and highways are safe and clear this Bank Holiday weekend to allow emergency services and key workers to travel easily throughout.
Anyone unable to get out to pick up their medicines due to the current Government advice on coronavirus can ask a trusted family member, friend or neighbour to collect them instead. Or,
Sefton residents are being asked to be on their guard against scam emails, purporting to be from the Government. One email relates to council tax and refers to a reduction in council
MPs are being offered an additional £10,000 in expenses to help them work from home. The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority has issued updated guidance, which states every MP can access the additional
If you are a supporter of Woodlands Animal Sanctuary or even just someone who cares about nature and wildlife you will probably already know that if you see a hedgehog out during
It is with great sadness that we have to report a theft from the borders of Rotten Row. Brian Quinn said “We, Friends of Rotten Row together with the family of Maureen
We all know that in recent years online casino games have gained huge amount of popularity. This is partly a result of the technological advancements in the worlds but that is not
Despite Parliament not sitting this week, I have still been incredibly busy dealing with the inflow of casework from Southport constituents. We currently have close to a thousand open cases from local
Businesses in Sefton are being offered a series of support packages, as measures are taken and developed to tackle the impact of Covid-19. The response is being driven by Sefton’s Business Rates
Since the COVID-19 pandemic covered most of the countries, many people are staying at home due to restrictions applied from their governments. Those measures aim to limit the infection but also are