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Louise Dickens, a Conservative councillor for Richmondshire in North Yorkshire, recently (21/09/2016) spat her dummy at an internationally published author after a short but impassioned exchange of words. Southport’s Pat Regan, a

THANK YOU JOEL AND ALL AT LYNN THOMPSON LETTINGS, £5,500 RAISED FOR CLF A Southport business hosted a charity night to raise money for Community Link Foundation. Lynn Thompson Lettings, based on

Pop-up Cop Shop in Wayfarers Arcade Southport Merseyside Police, working in conjunction with Wayfarers Shopping Arcade, Southport BID team and Sefton Council, are setting up a Pop-Up Cop Shop from today, Wednesday,

Photo: Old Ship on Eastbank Street, Southport Old Ship Pub closing down – ‘ Just a rumour’ A romour has been circulating the resort that the popular Old Ship pub on Eastbank

Photo: Hesketh Colts U 12 blues Hesketh Colts U 12 blues are looking to take on new players    Hesketh Colts U 12 blues are looking for two experienced players to join us for this

We are appealing for information to help us find a missing girl from Skelmersdale. Sarah Farrell, 17, was last seen four days ago on Friday (October 7th) at around 3.15pm on Berry

12-year-old Birkdale boy arrested following Southport bike thefts Merseyside Police can confirm that a 12-year-old boy from Birkdale has been arrested on suspicion of theft of cycles. Sefton Neighbourhood officers carried out

Image: John Clarke, Principal of Southport College and Anne-Marie Francis, Acting Principal of King George V College.  This week the proposal for an exciting partnership between Southport’s two leading further education institutions,

Green Party Campaigner Launches Petition To Fix Southport’s Autism Assessments In Southport, and across the rest of Sefton it takes an average of 4 years to diagnose a school aged child with

Would you like Tesco staff taking photographs of your child? Observations by Cath Regan  Tesco have recently announced that they are introducing a scheme to stop motorists from parking in disabled bays

12 year-old Southport boy forced into hiding by gun-wielding men in clown masks A twelve year Southport boy who sparked a frantic missing person appeal this week says he was too scared

Born from a massive public demand, ROXY MUSIQUE are the tribute to Roxy Music, the “most influential band of all time”. This friday 14th October ROXY MUSIQUE will be playing at Southport’s Fox and Goose,

Southport get ready for ‘The Wizard of Oz’ BOS MTC are now excited to be heading into preparations for their May 2017 show after a successful production of Annie last week at

Twenty-five years. Politically, socially, culturally, it’s a lifetime. Ample time for a million bands to ignite and burn out, for a thousand fashions to blossom and wither. There aren’t many constants since

Argameles Morris Dancers Dancing in Southport ARGAMELES MORRIS DANCERS Dancing In Wayfarers Arcade, 22 OCTOBER 2016 1PM till 4pm. The Argarmeles Ladies Morris Dancers celebrate their 40th anniversary with a session of dancing

The Driving Academy is taking part in this years big learner relay with a lead car travelling from Maghull to Rufford, all of their cars have gone spotty to raise cash for

Awareness campaign prompts a safe summer along Southport coastline Incidents of anti-social behaviour reduced along Sefton’s coastline during Operation Beachsafe this year. Crime also remained low along Sefton’s coastal areas during the

Photo: Police outside a Sefton Street home Police Called to a disturbance on Sefton Street Southport  Emergency services were called to a disturbance on Park Road, Southport this morning, Monday 10 October

Rider taken to hospital after Southport Road crash A moped rider was hospitalised after a crash with a car oSouthport road. The collision happened on the junction of  Ash Street and Scarisbrick

Details of the transport options that will keep the Liverpool City Region moving during six months of work on Merseyrail’s Wirral line– including six weeks of full cross-river closure from 3rd January–

 Tesco to fine £70 for parking bay offenders Tesco shoppers face £70 fine for using parent or disabled spaces crackdown will see staff given special smartphone app to record those breaking the