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Merseyside e-bike rail ban will limit my family's freedom, says mum (opens the original)
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A single mother from Liverpool has said that a ban on certain types of e-bike on the city's Merseyrail trains will "severely curtail" her family's freedom. Non-folding e-bikes will be banned from the services and stations from January due to safety concerns about battery fires. The company said the ban was a decision "it had not taken lightly" and "our overriding responsibility is to provide a safe environment for our staff and our passengers". However, hundreds of cyclists have taken part in a
Jeweller 'priced out' of Liverpool Christmas market stall this year (opens the original)
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When silversmith Alex Healy was planning her return to work after maternity leave, the first date she hoped to add to her diary was Liverpool's Christmas market, an event where she had sold jewellery since 2021. However, due to a change in operator and a rise in costs, Alex said this would be the first winter she would not be renting a stall and she and other traders were being "priced out". A new company, Underbelly, has taken over this year, and Alex said the cost of running a stall had double
Controversial 'Wotsit Street' in Birkenhead to go, council boss says (opens the original)
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Bright orange markings which led to a road being nicknamed "Wotsit Street" are to be removed after residents condemned them as a "diabolical mess". The controversial road markings and planters on Grange Road West in Birkenhead, Merseyside, were introduced as traffic calming measures in 2025. However, Wirral Council leader Paula Basnett has conceded local people were right to criticise the £300,000 scheme, and said she had asked officers to remove the features by the end of the month. She said th
Liverpool mayor hails 'Scouse mums' for Hillsborough Law fight (opens the original)
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The mayor of Liverpool City Region has paid tribute to "unsung heroes" and "Scouse mums" for driving forward a Hillsborough Law. Steve Rotheram echoed a speech given by the late Everton chairman Bill Kenwright in 2013 in which he addressed the families of those who died in the 1989 disaster. Kenwright said: "I saw your banner saying, 'You've taken on the wrong city', well you've taken on the wrong mums too, because we all know about Liverpool mums and the way they fight for their kids and their
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