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Memorial unveiled for Dunkirk hero
A Dunkirk and Battle of Britain hero from the Wirral has had a memorial unveiled in his honour.
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Wirral Council Tax may rise by nearly 6%
Wirral residents face a proposed 5.99% rise in their Council Tax fees in the next financial year.
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University lecturers strike in pension row
Lecturers at the University of Liverpool walked out on strike for three days in a dispute over pensions.
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Council bids to save UNESCO site status
Plans to help save Liverpool’s UNESCO World Heritage Site status are being drawn by the council.
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Homeless shelter stays open amid council row
A controversial homeless shelter will now remain open despite allegations of drug abuse on the site.
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City centre protest over Syrian bloodshed
A protest was staged in town against the recent killings in eastern Ghouta during the Syrian civil war.
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Judicial review for Rimrose Valley plans
Plans for a £250m bypass have been hit with a legal challenge by Sefton Council.
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‘Stem Cell Scouser’ calls for donors
A Formby pensioner is appealing for volunteers to donate their stem cells for blood cancer sufferers.
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Crowds welcome Chinese New Year
Liverpool’s annual colourful Chinese New Year celebrations went off with a bang in Chinatown.
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Students seek uni strike compensation
Thousands of University of Liverpool students want compensation for missed classes when lecturers strike.
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Champions of free speech back at LJMU
Journalism graduate Danyaal Yasin returned to the university to talk to current students about his work at Index on Censorship.
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Channel 4 move debate returns to city
Tate Liverpool hosted the latest in a series of talks surrounding Channel 4’s proposed move from London.
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Homeless groups help clean up streets
Rough sleepers have come together with volunteers in an innovative project to help tidy up the streets that they call home.
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Oil deposits endanger local dogs again
Palm oil from a 26-year-old shipwreck is once again washing up on the shores of Merseyside.
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TV shows homes as sound as a pound
A student who bought a house for £1 is being featured in a TV series looking into the development scheme.
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Locals uneasy over Formby fracking plans
More than 4,000 people have signed a petition to stop fracking in Formby, with residents mobilising at a protest meeting.
