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Merseyside hotspots ‘best places to live’
The Baltic Triangle and West Kirby are amongst the best places to live, according to a list compiled by the Sunday Times.
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Employment hits a high as jobless total falls
Latest figures show unemployment in the North West has fallen by 17,000 over the last three-month period.
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Arson suspected at Bootle Docks fire
Site owners at the latest Bootle Docks fire have revealed that they suspect an arson attack may have been the cause.
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Liverpool marks six years of war in Syria
Societies across Liverpool joined together to highlight the suffering in the Syrian Civil War, at the start of Syria Week 2017.
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Campaigners unite to tackle austerity
Unions and community action groups gathered to discuss how to act against cuts to local services.
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Bootle docks blaze comes under control
Firefighters have taken control of the blaze at Alexandra Dock in Bootle after three days of tackling the fire.
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Merseyrail strike held over driver-only trains
Train staff at Merseyrail and Northern Rail have gone on strike as their fight to stop around 200 job changes continues.
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Train strike set to hit Merseyrail network
Commuters have been advised to plan their journeys ahead of scheduled industrial action for both the Merseyrail network and Northern services.
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Film studios set for action at Littlewoods
Liverpool is one step closer to getting its own £30m film studio as property developers finalise plans to take over the former Littlewoods building.
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Lime Street services back after chaotic week
Lime Street Station is back open after a wall of debris fell onto the tracks, causing a nightmare week for commuters.
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Albert Dock facelift to attract more locals
Liverpool’s famous Albert Dock is set for a major overhaul in an attempt to bring in more people.
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Body found in bushes was homeless man
Police have revealed that the dead man found in Liverpool city centre bushes was homeless.
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Petition for cabbies to have disability training
The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association aims to make disability equality training for taxi drivers mandatory.
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Job loss fears as Vauxhall plants sold
Workers at Vauxhall’s Ellesmere Port plant face an uncertain future as the company is to be sold for £1.9billion to PSA.
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High-speed rail plans to slash journey times
A train line which could get passengers from Liverpool to Manchester in just seven minutes is being considered by transport bosses.
