THIS is how much more you will pay for your Merseytravel tickets from next month. The fare proposals for multi-operator tickets are set to be agreed by the body’s transport committee meeting on December 13, and will mean commuters forking out extra
CAMMELL Laird and union bosses have agreed to suspend the industrial action and its plans to issue redundancy notices to 291 workers following a meeting today. During the talks, facilitated by the Mayor of Liverpool, Joe Anderson, an agreement was
POLICE are appealing for witnesses after a man stole cash from a hairdressers in Oxton. Merseyside Police received a report at around 6pm on December 6 that a man entered The Hair Lounge on Wellington Road and demanded cash from a member of staff
DO you know someone who has always wanted to become a beekeeper? Formed in 1961 and one of the five branches that make up the Cheshire Beekeepers’ Association, Wirral Beekeepers have been teaching residents how to help the environment by helping
A VULNERABLE Vietnamese teenager, illegally trafficked to Merseyside to cultivate cannabis, walked free from court today (Friday, December 7). A merciful judge yesterday deliberately, and unusually, adjourned his case so that he could be further
A MAN was taken to hospital after a concern for safety on a M53 bridge. Merseyside Police were called at around 4.30pm on Thursday, December 6 to a bridge on Upton Road, Upton following reports of concern for the safety of a man. It is believed
A 47-YEAR-OLD Prenton man has been charged after tools were stolen from two vans in Parkgate and Ellesmere Port. Colin Dixon, of Fenderside Road was charged with two counts of theft from a motor vehicle. The charges relate to incidents at The
A SENIOR councillor will re-affirm the authority's call for government to lower its home building targets during a meeting later this month. Cllr George Davies will present a report to cabinet on December 17, providing an update on the council's
A Burger King that was only recently given planning permission to open has been criticised and told by a customer to 'treat the public better.' Chris Sharp and family were shocked and the children in tears after being refused entry to the New Brighton
IT was reported in Craig Manning's article More than 1,000 call for reopening of Wallasey post office (Wirral Globe, December 4, 2018) that there had been difficulties at the New Brighton Post Office. The Post Office in Seabank Road was previously
A Vietnamese teenager who was caught cultivating cannabis in Wirral has been shown mercy by a judge - because he is the victim of human slavery. Tuan Anh was due to be thrown penniless and homeless onto the streets of Liverpool on Thursday but
THE site of a former pub in Wallasey is set to be transformed into dozens of affordable homes. Plans have been approved for the old La Banque site on Borough Road to become 28 new apartments across two blocks, complete with parking and site works
