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MERSEYSIDE PCC Emily Spurrell has thanked police officers for their swift response and paid tribute to members of the public for their co-operation after shots were fired in Norris Green and Croxteth last night resulting in the lockdown of Showcase Cinema.
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SCHOOLS and communities are urged to make their New Year a positive 1 by planting trees. Just days away from the application deadline closing, the Woodland Trust still has 300,000 trees up for grabs as part of its free trees scheme.
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A male has been arrested after a major incident was declared following reports that shots were fired at 3 locations within Liverpool, last night, Wednesday, 3 January 2023.
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MERSEYSIDE Police have issued the following statement with regards the incident at the Showcase Cinema on the East Lancs Road.
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MERSEYSIDE Police have posted an appeal just before 9.09pm for people to stay away from the Showcase Cinema de Lux Liverpool, near the Croxteth area, on East Lancs Road, Norris Green, due to an ongoing incident. They have also advised members of the public in the area to stay indoors.
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FOLLOWING a potential influx of toys and gadgets into people’s homes after Christmas, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) is reminding people of the dangers of button batteries.
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MERSEYSIDE Police have said they arrested 469 drug drivers, along with 191 drink drivers within Merseyside, over the festive period.
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SOUTHPORT Pontins Holiday Park has been closed by Britannia Hotels, with immediate effect. This permanent closure comes following Storm Henk, which had reportedly flooded the site making it "unviable."
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THE River levels are expected to remain high on the River Alt due to rainfall, on:- 2 January 2023.
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A petition has been launched that aims to legally pardon those convicted of witchcraft in the UK. Through their petition, British Author Charlotte Meredith, Liverpool activist Kate Elder Fuller and a team of women are calling on the Government to "Posthumously Pardon the innocent" British people convicted of witchcraft offences between:- 1542 and 1735.
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