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Residents hear how living within 25 miles of a Fracking site could devalue their property by 25% HAF (Halsall against Fracking) recently held their first meeting at Halsall Memorial Hall. The meeting

A team of road safety officers, police officers and driving instructors from across Merseyside and Cheshire is celebrating after scooping a national award at the inaugural First Car Young Driver Awards in

“We cannot have our voice drowned out by the sound of bagpipes…” With the probability of a substantially increased Scottish Nationalist representation in parliament, John Pugh is urging all those who may

Photo: Paul Nuttall A report claiming to show that if the UK left the EU it could knock billions off our economy is nothing but a propaganda exercise, said local UKIP MEP

Photo: Liz Savage Residents of Southport who rent their homes from private landlords were given hope of more stability and financial security following Labour’s announcement on fair rent policy. Labour has promised

Local young people took their chance to shine at a recent awards ceremony, picking up their Gold, Silver and Bronze Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards. Held at the Floral Hall in Southport, over

Update as at 5pm, Tuesday, 28 April Merseyside Police can confirm that 81-year-old John Munnelly was found safe and well in the Bootle area this afternoon. Officers would like to thank the

Photo: Yarrow House Yarrow House Nursery & Pre School on Manchester Road, Southport has recently had a full inspection by Ofsted and was considered to be OUTSTANDING in all areas. The report

Statistics released by the Home Office show that there has been an increase in reported crime on Merseyside. In the 12 months to December last year (2014) the force has seen an

A Southport law firm is urging people to put making a Will top of their to-do list by offering to waive its legal fees. Eve Austin who is a Will specialist at

Due to high winds, sand from the beach has managed to blow over the wall of the Coast Road and is causing dangerous driving conditions.   People who are driving on the

This week Southport travelled to Warrington to play an experienced and established club in Latchford Albion. The game started well for the Storm with skipper Dave Oliver kicking the ball just ten

Southport people delivered a ‘Save Our NHS’ petition signed by over 1800 local people to their MP candidates this Saturday 25th April. The petition was handed over at MakeItWorkshop in Cambridge Walks

Photo: Sharron Davies MBE Sharron Davies MBE, Olympic swimmer and TV presenter, is championing the Stroke Association’s 2015 Step out for Stroke series. Sharron is encouraging stroke survivors, their families, friends and

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Photo: Victory Avenue Merseyside police and ambulance services were called to Victory Avenue at approximately 14.30 today, Monday 27 April 2015. A neighbour said: “We heard it all kicking off outside, police

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A male was detained today at 1:15 today (27th  April 2015). The man was later released pending further enquiries.  Police on the scene declined comment on request. OTS news will bring update

From 1st to 30th April 2015 – Protect your family’s future and help your local hospice…  Having your Will written professionally can give you great peace of mind. This April you can

Photo: Town Lane crossing Update Kew residents are delighted with the new pedestrian crossing on Town Lane, Southport. After months of campaigning and meetings with the Council the residents concerns have been met.