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Rovers fans playing for Thompson
Fans group ‘Totally Tranmere’ will play a charity match to raise funds following the cancer diagnosis of Rovers player Joe Thompson.
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Hayleigh wins top apprentice award
Hoylake legal trainee Hayleigh John has won this year’s ‘Apprentice of the Year’ title at the Liverpool Chamber awards.
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Vauxhall Motors in financial crisis
Vauxhall Motors FC have tendered their resignation to the Football Conference after a financial battle to stay afloat.
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Police warn students over party drug
Students in Liverpool have been warned over the latest party drug, GEEBS, which has seen seven people hospitalised.
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Pregnancy drinking ban bid slammed
Making drinking whilst pregnant illegal would be ‘absurd’ and ‘criminalising’, according to a leading charity.
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Wirral teen’s joy at England chance
Liverpool Harriers cross country runner Daniel Jarvis reflects on the proud moment of representing his country for the first time.
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Warning over hair straighteners burns
Parents are being warned about the dangers of hair straighteners after a huge increase in children suffering burns.
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Sisters scale heights in charity climb
Two Merseyside sisters have trekked to the summit of Machu Picchu in Peru, raising over £3,000 for charity.
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Illegal fireworks warning for region
As Bonfire Night approaches, a warning has been given over the sale of illegal fireworks after a dangerous incident in the city centre.
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Teacher’s footy show goes global
A Wirral teacher is set to have his own television documentary aired across the globe.
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League suspends games over ref abuse
Edge Hill Junior Football League have axed fixtures in response to persistent referee abuse.
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Hospital revamp means new jobs
As many as 1,000 jobs could be created as part of a £35 million revamp of Fazakerley Emergency Department.
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Cinema becomes ‘autism friendly’
A Wirral cinema has introduced ‘autism friendly’ screenings of films for children.