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Ronnnie’s cat has gone missing and is asking for help to find it. The cat has been missing since 3rd September 2015. The cat is female and was lost in the Hart

The next Tomorrow’s People Trust Young Persons’ ‘Working it out’ personal development, and CV enhancing programme with involvement from Local Business (CSR), accredited courses in Health & Safety, First Aid and customer service commences

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Ocean Plaza in Southport. The Pets at Home store there was raided by an armed robber Detectives in Sefton are appealing for witnesses after a robbery at Pets at Home in Southport

Merseyside Police is appealing for the public’s help to trace a 19-year-old man who is wanted on recall to prison. Jack Lewis Wall, of Bispham Road, Southport, is wanted for breaching his

Photo: RTC Scene, Ainsdale The emergency services were called to the Coastal (Ainsdale) following a collision at around 2.30pm this afternoon. A Fiat Punto collided with a Vauxhall Corsa at the pine woods

The event takes place on Saturday 26th September at 7:30 – 11:30pm and features the rock and roll band Still Standing. At St Johns Stone’s Club, Sandbrook Road Ainsdale  PR8 3RN. Tickets £8.00 includes

Have you seen this bike? The bike in question was stolen from Chapel Street, Southport on Monday 31st August 2015 at approximately 4:45pm.   The bike is unique due to its style and colour with

  Photo: A565, Tarleton Bypass, RTC The emergency services were called to the A565 Tarleton Bypass at around 12:30pm this afternoon following reports of a RTC, Thursday 3 September 2015. A Toyota Yaris collided with

Almost £1 million worth of improvements are taking place on a stretch of the M6 near Wigan and St Helens, providing smoother and safer journeys for drivers. Contractors for Highways England are

The Merseyside Transport Trust (MTT) will be holding its’ running day event on Sunday 13th September to raise funds for the upkeep of its’ fleet of over 50 vintage vehicles. This is

Photo: Dorothy Lloyd “In memory of her late husband Roy Lloyd, Dorothy held a coffee and cake event at her home on the morning of the 2nd September. The aim of the event was

Photo: Police divert traffic around the Passat involved in the collision(7pm). The emergency services were called to Preston New Road following a collision at around 5.30 this evening, Wednesday 2 September 2015.

OTS News needs help in verifying if what has been portrayed to our news desk as a true story. This in connection with Sir Winston Churchill Homburg Hat. John Nolan ‘The Antiques

Photo: 3 men (9.15pm) • Three men dined at U-Thai restaurant on Lord Street, Southport • They ate a three-course meal accompanied by beer and many cigarette breaks • Diners then fled the popular Southport restaurant without paying

We are appealing for information after bogus workmen targeted a house in Lathom. It happened at around 10.30am on Friday 28 August when two men approached an address on Briars Brook and

The Fancy a Nibble Cake Club are a group of like minded people who love baking, eating and talking about cake. There next meeting is on Wednesday September 9th at C’espresso, 122 Lord

Cassius is a 1 year old Rottweiler who is now looking for his forever home He is a very friendly boy but lacks social skills so gets very excitable at times, therefore

Police are trying to trace two good Samaritans who helped a 15 year old girl following an assault in Burscough.   The victim was found covered in blood with a significant cut

OTS News is saddened to announce the death of Denise Graham who passed after a short illness on 28th August 2015. Denise worked at Pipkins nursery in Southport before moving to Ormskirk hospital.

The barrister for the developers in summing up on Friday at the appeal hearing over the proposed housing development on the Birkdale School for the Deaf site described Sefton’s presentation of its

Photo: A worried Mr Wiles, Sandbrook Way A month has passed since the council visited Pastor Pete’s Sanbrook Way slum. On this visit a Sefton Council representative took photographs of the awful living conditions. The

Meet Kilo He is a one year old Staffordshire Bull Terrier who loves people, although he can be nervous upon first meeting but doesn’t take long to gain his trust (a few

Photo: Lord Street shop set to close  The £10 and under shop that opened in June this year in the place the iconic Russell and Bromley store is now set to close down. When