A WIRRAL company has been presented with a prestigious national quality award. Openhouse, which supplies equipment to the emergency services and other organisations, was presented with ISO accreditation to UKAS standard. The honour means
WIRRAL'S 21st International Guitar Festival continues tonight with a return visit from American bluesman Catfish Keith. The musician, whose unique style of guitar work has made him a favourite of festival goers over the years, is on stage at
Bristol-Myers Squibb is investing $6m dollars (£3.5m) in its research and development laboratory in Moreton. The investment will provide new specialised laboratories for the development of new dosage forms and drug delivery systems for innovative
A PENGUIN in a cap and gown will be helping to educate the public about the effects of global warming. The sculpture is Wirral Metropolitan College’s contribution to the Go Penguins public art extravaganza in Liverpool. Created by college
TWO men from Wallasey have appeared in court charged with robbery. David Lavery, 18, of Adelaide Street, and Michael Richardson, 19, of Poulton Road, appeared at Wirral Magistrates Court on Thursday charged with six counts of robbery.
PARTS of the M53 will be closed tonight while work is carried out on Bidston Moss flyover. The A5139 Docks Link Northbound in Wallasey, from junction one, will be closed from 10pm until 5am tomorrow. The northbound M53 motorway, from
Christmas time is a time of giving presents to loved ones, family and friends, parting with our hard-earned money to bring pleasure to those we hold most dear. Imagine the heartache when those gifts turn out to be counterfeit and are either
Union leaders are to press a top executive of car giant General Motors for assurances about jobs at Vauxhall factories in the UK. Leaders of Unite will hold talks with Nick Reilly, the US firm's head of operations in Europe, who will meet Business
