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As spring well as truly arrives and we get to see the blossom on the trees, enjoy the warmer weather and hear the birds singing again, this also signals the start of

Southport BID has appointed Luke Randles as its new Business Engagement Manager. Luke began his role on Monday (19 April) and is looking forward to connecting with local businesses straight away. His

Conservative election candidate in Meols ward, Thomas de Freitas, has called upon Sefton Council to undertake the largest road marking renewal project seen in years. The Conservative Party candidate has expressed concern

The director of a Southport youth football team has pleaded guilty to the theft of tens of thousands of pounds from the team. Michelle Marshall and her husband Simon Marshall were accused

Bizarre reports of a ‘woman acting strangely’ and hiding out of sight in a bush around a popular golf course were recorded yesterday. The woman, described as wearing a dark green coat

With the first weekend since the easing of national lockdown restrictions approaching, Sefton Council’s Environmental Health Team is urging the Borough’s businesses and their customers to follow the guidelines. Peter Moore, Sefton

A pair of “North West activists” from Britain First were escorted from the Scarisbrick Hotel last week after attempting to film guests inside the building. Having been inside the hotel for 14

Monica Mould has received an almost overwhelming amount of correspondence since celebrating her milestone one hundredth birthday on the 22nd  of February. While anyone might expect more cards than usual during a

Police are appealing for information following a fail to stop RTC in Southport reported on Saturday afternoon, Saturday 10 April. At around 2.20pm, emergency services were called to Manchester Road to reports

Sefton Council has successfully prosecuted Britannia Hotels after a guest at its Prince of Wales Hotel in Southport sustained life-changing injuries due to falling through rusted iron railings. Fiona Townsend, the Council’s

Margaret Jones, Sefton Council’s Director of Public Health has joined her colleagues from across Cheshire and Merseyside in urging people to attend appointments for their second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. More

With restrictions on the opening of non-essential shops and other businesses from today, Sefton Council’s Environmental Health Team is urging everyone to continue distancing, wearing face covering, maintaining ventilation where possible and

Police are appealing for the public’s help to trace Martin Smith, who is missing from home. Martin, aged 29, is missing from his home in Hungate Street, Aylsham, Norfolk. He was last

Fire crews rushed all of 20 yards to assist a Mercedes beached on a Lord Street roundabout. Two fire crews attended the incident, with images sent in from an eagle-eyed OTS reader