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Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram would love to bring back New Brighton ferry (opens the original)
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FEASIBILITY studies are being undertaken to see if ferry services can return between Liverpool and New Brighton. Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram said reinstating crossings after more than half a century away is something he would “love to do.” Last week, the first brand new Mersey Ferry in 60 years set sail on her maiden voyage after an official naming ceremony. The £26m Royal Daffodil is expected to enter into passenger services officially next month. Mr Rotheram was one of the dignitaries on board
Illegal waste dumps âgives into the sense of national declineâ (opens the original)
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Illegal waste dumps sprouting up across the country like those found across the Liverpool City Region âgives into the sense of national declineâ it has been claimed. Earlier this year, investigations established two massive illegal sites where waste had been dumped in both Kirkby and Eastham. Tens of thousands of tonnes of heavy duty rubbish were dumped on a field next to the M57 in Kirkby while a patch of land near the M53 on the Wirral had also been targeted by flytippers. The scale of the
Football club could be forced to leave home of more than 100 years (opens the original)
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A NON-LEAGUE football club could be forced to relocate as soon as next season after it was revealed its main stand must be rebuilt or replaced within the next three years. Prescot Cables FC, who play in the Northern Premier League West, released a statement on Monday evening revealing how the board of directors may need to consider moving out of the town amid concerns around the sustainability of its main stand at Valerie Park. The 142-year-old club said any long-term solution is likely to requi
Warning issued to Merseyside e-scooter riders after almost 50 collisions (opens the original)
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A WARNING has been issued to e-scooter owners across Liverpool after almost 50 collisions involving the vehicles. The city council and Merseyside Police are reminding people who own and use e-scooters to stay safe and follow the law when travelling around. Earlier this year, the council partnered with Bolt to provide 2,000 rental e-scooters. Government data recorded 1,312 road traffic collisions involving the vehicles in 2024, including 49 in Merseyside. Privately owned e-scooters can only be us
Wirral builder accused of scamming woman for works pleads not guilty (opens the original)
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A WIRRAL builder accused of fraudulently scamming his neighbour out of hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of work has pleaded not guilty to all counts. William Harrington, of Linksway, Wallasey appeared before Liverpool Crown Court this morning. He faces multiple charges brought by Wirral Council on behalf of a neighbour, Helen McGee. Harrington is charged with having committed fraud in that he “dishonestly made a false representation” relating to a quote for home improvement works and oral r
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