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SEFTON Council has issued a warning not to use QR codes on the road Parking Payment Machines and to make payments in Council car parks throughout the borough.
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SEFTON 6th Form College has been recognised in its latest Ofsted inspection for exceptional education and A-level success, ranking a:-s 1 of only 2 'Outstanding' 6th Form Colleges in Merseyside, and:- 1 of 6 in the entire North West, including:- standalone and further education-based Colleges.
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NEW figures show that Liverpool City Council’s CCTV network was involved in dealing with:- 3,186 incidents of crime and anti social behaviour, in 2024.
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THE global pop star Robbie Williams was among the voices sharing their advice and insight to aspiring actors, musicians and filmmakers, as part of an exclusive event.
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THE UK travel expert GetByBus analysed data from the Office of Rail and Road https://www.ORR.Gov.UK , on the performance of 24 rail operators over the last 5 full rail financial years from:- 2019 to 2024).
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ALDI stores in Merseyside donated 41,600 meals to those in need over the recent festive period.
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THE Liberal Democrats have won Much Woolton and Hunts Cross By-Election electing Josie Mullen to the seat.Â
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AXEL Rudakubana has been jailed for life, to serve a minimum of 52 years for the murder of 3 girls in Southport, on 29 July 2024, the attempted murder of 10 others (8 children and 2 adults) and for possession of a knife in a public place, production of a biological toxin namely ricin contrary to....
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RESPONDING to the sentencing of Axel Rudakubana, Liverpool City Region Mayor Steve Rotheram said:- "The sentencing today brings a sense of justice, but nothing can ever undo the heartbreak and devastation caused by last summer's horrific attack. It was an act of pure evil, targeting young girls, innocent children, who should have been experiencing one of the happiest days of their young lives...."
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FOLLOWING the news that Axel Rudakubana ON:- Thursday, 23 January 2025, has been sentenced to life in prison, with a minimum fixed term of 52 years, for the murders of Bebe King, Elsie Dot Stancombe and Alice da Silva Aguiar, in Southport, on the 29 July 2024, Merseyside's Police Commissioner has released the following statement.
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