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Above: The Liverpool Masonic ladies supporting the campaign, dropping 5 bags of unwanted bras    Busy Body’s Lingerie specialists have created a bra bank as part of their role in raising awareness and

Above: Philip Wright and Alex Johnston Philip Wright from Southport was fundraising in aid of the British heart foundation yesterday (Saturday 24 January 2015). This was the anniversary of his fathers’ death

By Tom Duffy UKIP North West MEP and Health Spokeswoman Louise Bours has admitted she has no experience whatsoever in her brief. In an interview with the Independent newspaper, she is candid

After 32 years of serving Southport, Richard & Sue are retiring today (Saturday 23 January 2015) A local shopper said: “This is such a sad time, Richard and Sue are like friends

There was a two vehicle collision on Kew Road Southport today Saturday 24 January 2015. The accident happened at the junction of Kew Road and Bedford Road Birkdale. No serious injuries involved.

Southport fifth defeat in six games. John Akinde scored his 24th goal of the season as Conference leaders Barnet comfortably beat strugglers Southport. Charlie MacDonald sent a volley past Callum Burton to

By Tom Duffy On his Website, the MP says that Sefton Council should reconsider the Local Plan and give local communities a far bigger role in drawing up a new version. Bill Esterson

Above: The accident spot Fleetwood Road Southport, Merseyside. A man was arrested on suspicion of drink driving at 9:30pm, Friday 23 January 2015. The driver of a silver Ford Focus crashed into a

WWT Martin Mere Wetland Centre recorded a boom year for cygnets in the 2015 International swan census.  During the recent census 1462 Whooper swans were recorded on the Mere with 285 juvenile

RTC Park Road West, Southport. Two vehicles collided at the Park Road West traffic lights today at approximately 5.00pm, Friday 23 January 2015. The emergency services arrived approximately thirty minutes later. OTSnews will provide regular updates as

RTC Formby Bypass (near Southport), Friday 23 January 2015. Police closed the Formby Bypass today (Friday 23 January 2015) after a collision involving a car and a van travelling towards Liverpool. The accident

Churctown Dry Cleaning Centre was broken into overnight (Thursday/Friday 23 January 2015). Staff discovered the break-in this morning when opening up the Marshside Road business. The thieves used a sledgehammer that was found in

Residents are being asked for their views to help shape the future of Duke Street Park, Formby. A number of drop in sessions are being held to gauge people’s opinions on what

Just after 5pm on Wednesday 21 January 2015, a male sneaked into the Iguana Head shop on Hoghton Street Southport and stole approximately £500 cash from the till, a large quantity of

Police in Sefton have taken four guns off the streets and a quantity of ammunition as part of an on-going operation to reduce violent crime in the borough. Neighbourhood officers were joined

Police are currently  guarding a Property in Heathfield Road, Southport.  Merseyside Police have been guarding a property Street since yesterday evening (January 21 2015). Police outside the property would not give any information

By Joel Rodwell A new milestone has been reached with the unemployment rate falling below 6% for the first time in 6 years. In a further sign of the strength of the

Above: Declan Kearney, Senior Parks Officer at Sefton Council  OTSnews believes that this evening Declan Kearney, Senior Parks Officer at Sefton Council has been and removed the tent and all their belongings, which

Photo Credit: mrw.co.uk Merseyside’s residents can get their hands on free recycling bags this January in exchange for unwanted or broken electrical items. The giveaway, involving all 13 Merseyside Household Waste Recycling

By: Aimee O’callaghan Andrew White was player in a gang which blew up series of ATMs, including one in Birkdale Village, Southport to steal nearly £800,000 Merseyside Police is appealing for the

Southport has Cold Weather Provision. The Centre operates on behalf of the council. It opens at night whenever the weather is predicted to be below zero degrees for 3 nights or more.