THE 2020 National Lottery Awards are now open for entries. This year the annual search for the UK’s favourite National Lottery funded projects will, for the first time, honour individuals who have made an extraordinary impact in their community
THE slip road taking drivers from the westbound M56 to the northbound M53 at the Stoak Interchange has now reopened, almost 24 hours since it closed following an accident. A lorry hit a bridge on the slip road and overturned before 6.50pm on
Globe correspondent Peter Grant previews a stunning exhibition focusing on the photography of Linda McCartney from Abbey Road to West Kirby. She was a woman of many talents: loving wife and mother; vegetarian innovator; animal activist; singer-songwriter
DISABLED toilets on Wallasey front have been welded shut so disabled people cannot use the toilet with a radar key. This is a massive infringement of basic rights. Name and address supplied
WALKING and cycling around our region is set to get easier as work begins on a six new "pop-up" cycle lanes and expanded footpaths. The projects, covering each of the Liverpool City Region's six boroughs, have been spurred by the rapid rise in
THE rear of my house is in Church lane, Egremont and some low-life decided this week to dump around 30 bags of rubbish outside my back gate. As I am 85 years old and have had a stroke I have to use this way as the nearest to both the bus and my
THE first business has been secured as part of a major new food and arts project in Hoylake. Beldi, a cafe featuring Eastern Mediterranean and North African cuisine, will become one of three food and drink outlets at The Beacon Arts Village, a
BEACHGOERS are being urged to take extra care following an increase in reports of people being stung by jellyfish. Wirral Coastguard Rescue Team says more people than usual had been stung by jellyfish on Thursday and Friday. Whilst most were
I have read with some interest and amusement the letters from Phillip Griffiths published in the Globe on July 15 and 22. We are definitely going to leave the EU, but, like most ardent and blinkered Brexiteers he seems to assume that the world
MORE than 30 years of dedication to patient care have earned cancer nurse Jackie Rooney a prestigious Royal honour. Jackie Rooney, head of nursing and safeguarding at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre NHS Foundation Trust, has been awarded the prestigious
FROM today, face coverings become mandatory in more public places to help reduce the spread of Coronavirus. This means that, in addition to shops and public transport, members of the public will be required by law to wear a face covering more frequently
