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Learner drivers will have to take their theory test in Preston or Liverpool from September, OTS News can confirm. The local theory test centre on Leicester Street, managed by Pearson Vue in

I was lucky enough to be invited to the fantastic Farmhouse Kitchen on Saturday evening to sample a selection of items to be considered for addition to their menu and what a

Local mum Sherie Bajinka and her daughter Siah have raised a phenomenal £5079 for the Salvation Army as part of their beauty pageant journeys. Sherie took the charity crown and sash at

Bill Esterson, MP for Sefton Central, has signed up to become a Disabled Children’s Champion and pledges his support for targeted recovery policies to help disabled children, young people and families recover

Merseyside’s Police Commissioner Emily Spurrell has spoken of her concern this week after the controversial Police, Crime, Sentencing and Court Bill was passed without amendment. Dozens of amendments were proposed to the

Merseyside’s Police Commissioner Emily Spurrell has today welcomed a hard-hitting report calling for radical, urgent cross-sector reform to protect women and girls from violence. The report released by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of

Sefton Council will be flying the Remembering Srebrenica flag to mark the 26th anniversary of the massacre. Sunday, July 11 will be Srebrenica Memorial Day, a time when people across the UK

The deadline to claim a lottery ticket worth £1m purchased somewhere in Sefton expires next week. The ticket was purchased on 15 January this year, on the same day as the main

Labour councillors responded to residents’ concerns about a litter-strewn path by requesting Sefton Council attend to clear up – and have returned since to ensure it stays clear of debris. Cllr Killen

Harry Howorth celebrated his 100th birthday last week with a small afternoon garden party outside his apartment attended by many of his neighbours and friends. A signaller in the Shropshire Light Infantry,

Today the NHS celebrates its 73rd ‘birthday’. After a challenging year, health professionals in Sefton are encouraging everyone to join them in giving thanks for our national health service and recognising those