WHAT a curious title ... but it accurately sums up this clever, challenging and complex concept. Imitiating the Dog have fleshed out the 1969 low-budget movie Night of the Living Dead which was directed by trail-blazing film maker George Romero
BUDDING performers across Wirral are invited to audition for a part in this year's Spotlight On Youth show. The annual charity showcase for talented young people will be staged at the Floral Pavilion in New Brighton on Sunday, May 17. Its organisers
STAFF and governors at Kingsmead school in Hoylake say they are looking 'positively' towards the future with a renewed business plan. Concerns had risen about the school's future following what a spokesman described as 'recent difficulties with
TO the person who keeps vandalising my family grave in Frankby Cemetery. I do not know who you are, or why you are profaning consecrated ground. For your own sake you should stop. I hope your relatives will emphasise this to you. W
I READ, with interest, the letter in your Opinions page regarding Lights too bright. We also live in Bromborough and have a street light opposite our house, which could double up as a flood light for Tranmere Rovers. I have reported this a
JUST a few positive observations, to pierce the gloom and negativity, regarding leaving the European Union after nearly half a century of membership. A slew of economic data and trusted business confidence supports a promising start for Boris Johnson's
KIRK Douglas, the actor who brought famous slave, Spartacus, to the big screen has died aged 103. He was born Issur Danielovich Demsky in 1916 to Russian Jewish immigrants to the US. His father was a rag-and-bone man in New York. Douglas
WHAT’S all the fuss about leaving Europe? I was born in an age when we had an Empire. Now 82, I am looking forward to paying the revived license fee for the over 70s, to fund some of the dumbed-down drivel which is broadcast today. Also
I WANT to say a very big 'tnank you' to the youths that came to my aid when my husband fell on the promenade between Meols and Hoylake on the afternoon of Sunday, February 2. They rang for the ambulance and waited with us until it arrived.
A FOOTBALL mural which divided a Wirral community may have to be taken down. The Tranmere Rovers mural on the side of a building Oxton, Wirral, went up last month without planning permission. Many locals were outraged by the mural – saying
EMOTIONAL tributes have been paid to an inspirational Wirral teacher who has passed away. Philomena Rough taught English at Upton Hall FCJ girls' school in Upton for many years and was described by pupils as a 'legend'. She will be laid to
TWO men have been jailed after a cash-in-transit robbery in Wallasey. On the afternoon of Saturday, March 31 2018, two cash-in-transit security guards were approached by two men at the Tesco Express store on Liscard Road. The men made off with
A WIRRAL man who died from a deadly brain tumour will be remembered with a fundraising music day this weekend. The seventh annual day of music at Stanley’s Cask on Rake Lane, Wallasey on Saturday (February 23) is dedicated to Everton fan Eugene
