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Tax payers to foot bill for Merseyrail strikes
Merseyrail strike losses of up to £320,000 will end up being passed onto the public.
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Spine to be backbone of Paddington scheme
The Spine is to form part of a new development of the east Knowledge Quarter sector, Paddington Village.
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Pedestrianisation of Bold Street on cards
Plans to pedestrianise Bold Street and transform the Ropewalks area go under public scrutiny.
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New care scheme ‘to save St Helens £80m’
A new social care system aimed at saving St Helens Council £80 million is on course to launch.
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Hillsborough sculpture moved to airport
An art sculpture which commemorates the Hillsborough victims has gone on public display at Liverpool John Lennon Airport.
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New plans for LJMU Copperas Hill campus
A fresh blueprint has been unveiled for LJMU’s £64m plans to redevelop the Copperas Hill site.
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Adult social care services in £30m boost
Three new centres and improved accommodation for people with learning disabilities are set to be built in Liverpool.
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Plans for Southport hospital to be finalised
The building of a new mental health hospital in Southport looks set to be given the go-ahead.
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Carragher suspended by Sky over spitting
Ex-Liverpool star Jamie Carragher has been suspended by Sky after a video emerged of him spitting at a taunting fan
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All systems go for city centre roads revamp
A radical overhaul of the Liverpool’s road network is set to begin later this year.
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Women united on day of celebration
Issues of gender inequality came to the fore at an International Women’s Day event.
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Blood donors needed after bad weather
The NHS is appealing for more blood donors in Liverpool and elsewhere after a large decrease during the recent blizzards.
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Healthcare provider ends Walton Jail deal
HMP Liverpool has lost its contract with a healthcare provider, leaving prison inmates with an uncertain future.
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Metal detectors out in knife crime crackdown
Metal detectors appeared outside city centre bars in Merseyside Police’s bid to combat knife crime.
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Rail dispute rumbles on with more strike action
Union workers have continued to lock horns with Merseyrail bosses in the latest round of strike action.
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Eight decades of dedication rewarded
A 97-year-old Birkenhead woman has been awarded the MBE after volunteering for more than 80 years.
