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Free parking for NHS staff has been extended at Central 12 – but not for other key workers. There is no mention of any other key workers receiving the same benefits, even

The global pandemic has forced people to stay at home and mainly do their activities indoors or online. Unfortunately, the pandemic has also become the reason why even the majority of the

The 2019 Coronavirus has affected a lot of industries worldwide. Many businesses were forced to close and many events have to be canceled or postponed. One of the many industries affected by

It has already been a few months since many major sports events from all over the world started to get cancelled or postponed. The impact of the 2019 coronavirus on the sports

A family on a day out in sunny Southport got the fright of their lives today after their baby became trapped in their locked car. The family, from Manchester, were left in

The entire nation is dealing with a troublesome situation of COVID-19. This has pushed a lot of us inside our homes. Since most of all are working from home, the long commute

When it comes to gambling, the United Kingdom is one of the countries where it is most popular. This is mainly because of how relaxed the laws are in this country when

A Southport woman is celebrating this week after joining the exclusive centenarian club. Betty Loxton was joined by her loving family and friends at a special socially distanced 100th birthday celebration this

Sefton Council is pleased to announce that from Monday 27th July Southport Park & Ride service will be re-commencing. The service will be running from the Esplanade every 10 minutes, through the

A local couple looking to rent their dream home in the town almost became the victims of scammers pretending to be vacant property owners. The scammers used property listed for rental online

With the implementation of mandatory face coverings in UK shops on Friday, it has come to light that a number of dangerous products being aimed at babies and young children are currently

Police have launched an investigation after three individuals vandalised a minibus used to transport vulnerable children. Travel Co Buses holds contracts to transport vulnerable children and adults to school day centres. On

Laughing gas canisters which have plagued Southport as a constant reminder of anti social and potentially dangerous drug use may now be banned. The sight of used up metal canisters scattered on

Southport Business Improvement District is backing new rules which require customers to wear face coverings or face masks when visiting shops and supermarkets from this Friday (July 24). The new rules, which

Two drunk pals are paying for the ride of a lifetime after ending up nearly 100 miles away from home after a taxi dropped them in Southport instead of Leeds. The stunned

Empty stores and desolate business premises that have been closed across Southport for years could be turned into homes and residential spaces thanks to proposed relaxed government rules. The government are taking

Damien Moore joined with the Conservative Party in Parliament on Monday night in voting against measures that would protect the NHS in future trade deals. New Clause 17, which would have guaranteed

Sharon Pantellerisco, a single mum from Southport has been successful in challenging the Department for Work and Pensions over universal credit rules in the High Court this week. Receiving payment from her

A reckless dog owner has put his life and the life of his pet in danger after jumping a live level crossing in Southport. The male was caught on camera by stunned