Archive - Friday, 22 February 2019

Wirral's own Independent Group has emerged
THE UK's newest Independent Group of politicians to have quit their parties fed up at a perceived culture of bullying and extremism has been created in Wirral.
Katie's 'mammoth year' of challenges in aid of endangered Asian elephants
A CONSERVATIONIST from Chester Zoo has embarked on a year of major challenges in aid of endangered Asian elephants and needs Globe readers' support.
Search launched for the UK’s most marvellous moggy
CAT owners have less than a month left to nominate their furry friends in Cats Protection’s prestigious National Cat Awards.
Wirral man's three-year fight over street lights with council
THIS man has spent three years fighting his local council over broken streetlights – and his battles include hundreds of emails sent, photographs taken and hours spent cycling around the borough to inspect them.
Still time to take part in Wirral poetry festival
A 'POETRY 'slam' contest has been organised as part of this year's Wirral Festival of Firsts.
Hillsborough pitch like 'battleground' after crush, victim's mother tells court
THE mother of a Hillsborough victim has told a court that she saw the pitch turn into a "battleground" from the stand above the terraces where the fatal crush happened.
Paul Lavelle Foundation opens new hub to support male domestic abuse survivors
A DOMESTIC abuse centre supporting male victims and survivors has opened in Wirral.
Dispersal zone to crackdown on anti-social behaviour in Liscard
A DISPERSAL zone will be put in place in Liscard this weekend as part of a police crackdown on anti-social behaviour.
Linghams Booksellers shortlisted for top independent award - but need Globe readers' help
A HESWALL bookseller has been shortlisted for Independent Bookshop of the Year - but need Globe readers' help.
Frank Field calls on Deliveroo to offer hourly rate pay to delivery riders in Birkenhead
A WIRRAL MP is calling on Deliveroo to guarantee an hourly rate pay for its delivery drivers ahead of the company's launch in Birkenhead next month.
How these Merseyside landmarks had a little-known wartime role
MOST on Merseyside will be familiar with the role and function of Wallasey Town Hall – Wirral’s administrative centre for local government, while others may know of the nearby Guinea Gap Leisure Centre.
Major upgrades planned for three Wirral Council gyms
THREE Wirral gyms are to be upgraded as part of a £340,000 council investment.
Liverpool fan recalls how focus shifted to staying alive at Hillsborough
A LIVERPOOL supporter who survived the crush at Hillsborough has described "having to concentrate on staying alive" on the terrace.
GALLERY: How the new Woodside Ferry Village could look
A BRAND new market and food-hall with stunning views over the Mersey is set to open in spring.
Wallasey bank helps raise £500,000 to help end youth homelessness
A WALLASEY bank has helped raise more than £500,000 to help end youth homelessness.

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Archive - Friday, 22 February 2019

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Wirral's own Independent Group has emerged

Katie's 'mammoth year' of challenges in aid of endangered Asian elephants

Search launched for the UK’s most marvellous moggy

Wirral man's three-year fight over street lights with council

Still time to take part in Wirral poetry festival

Hillsborough pitch like 'battleground' after crush, victim's mother tells court

Paul Lavelle Foundation opens new hub to support male domestic abuse survivors

Dispersal zone to crackdown on anti-social behaviour in Liscard

Linghams Booksellers shortlisted for top independent award - but need Globe readers' help

Frank Field calls on Deliveroo to offer hourly rate pay to delivery riders in Birkenhead

How these Merseyside landmarks had a little-known wartime role

Major upgrades planned for three Wirral Council gyms

Liverpool fan recalls how focus shifted to staying alive at Hillsborough

GALLERY: How the new Woodside Ferry Village could look

Wallasey bank helps raise £500,000 to help end youth homelessness