Sefton Council
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Major government funding boost for Southport
Southport is set to receive £37.5 million in government funding to help revive the seaside town.
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Sefton horse sanctuary left in land lease limbo
A sanctuary for horses and ponies claims delays over a lease extension is preventing vital funding opportunities that threaten its survival.
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Developer slams ‘absurd’ plans decision
A frustrated developer is pressing on with a scheme to build new homes, despite the rejection of his plans.
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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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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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‘Excellent’ rating for Formby Beach again
Sefton’s beaches are at their cleanest levels in 30 years, according to the government.
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Cinema takes audience down memory lane
A movie theatre aims to reconnect people with their memories through the power of film.
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Petition launched over Sefton transport cuts
Sefton Council plans to cut transport for disabled children and young people after they reach the age of 16.
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Petition launched to save school site
An online petition has been launched by a former pupil of Beach Road School to prevent the council from demolishing it.
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Protests at council cuts meeting
Police were called after campaigners disrupted a Sefton Council budget cuts meeting, with library closures on the agenda.
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Bag giveaway to boost recycling
Sefton recycling centres are giving away free bags in an aim to stop precious metals ending up in landfill.
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Protest at pitch fees hike
Thousands of boys and girls did not play football this weekend, protesting at the rise in the cost of using football pitches.
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Group fighting green belt plans
A local action group is submitting a petition to Sefton Council in the hope of preserving the environment and protecting green belt land.
