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- Aug 9, 2026
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Children being housed in illegal care homes in Merseyside (opens the original)
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Over £120m was spent by local authorities across Merseyside in the last year on private children’s homes, and some of that money is being paid to house children in unregistered, illegal settings. It comes after Ofsted announced in July that councils that place children in unregistered homes could see their children’s services performance ratings downgraded, and after the inspectorate carried out its first successful prosecution against this type of provider. Collectively, Liverpool, Sefton, Know
Fresh hope for boarded up landmark (opens the original)
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The former Sands pub near the beach in Ainsdale should be redeveloped into another restaurant, a hotel or even a convalescent hospital, local people have said, after the council reached an agreement with developers. The boarded-up pub closed permanently in 2017 and has been on the market since 2022, but until now no viable proposals had been put forward. However, the site is now set to be redeveloped as part of the local authority’s Ainsdale on Sea Eco-Vision. The council has agreed a “Heads of
Centuries old fields threatened by housing development (opens the original)
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House after house on Green Lane, Maghull, has a poster in its window reading: “Say no to the 258 houses being proposed,” as hundreds of local people campaign against plans to develop fields across the road. Objections were raised by councillors across the political spectrum and local MP Bill Esterson when Anwyl Homes put forward a speculative proposal to build on the green belt site. The controversial proposals moved to a new stage in July after the housebuilder submitted an application for an e
Staff 'heartbroken and frustrated' as vital support service under threat (opens the original)
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An award-winning cancer centre in Southport is set to lose most of its support staff because of funding cuts. The Southport and Formby Cancer Information and Support Centre works with around 800 new people each year, offering services like counselling, social groups and practical help with their diagnosis, many of which are provided by cancer navigators. While the service is financed by NHS Cheshire and Merseyside, the cancer navigator role is funded by the local Primary Care Network, which repr
600 fines for HGVs flouting rules on two roads (opens the original)
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Nearly 600 HGV drivers repeatedly using two roads in Kirkby and ignoring weight limit restrictions have been identified and fined after automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras were installed. Knowsley Council said that Shevington’s Lane and Headbolt Lane both have a 7.5 tonne environmental weight limit restriction, but that it had received reports of lorries using the roads. A 2023 survey identified around 700 vehicles exceeding the weight limit using the road each week, which led to A
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