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sefton
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Furious campaigners say ‘no’ to new road
Angry campaigners say they will continue their fight to stop Highways England building a major new road.
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Council rejects call to back ‘people’s vote’
A woman has failed in her bid to force Sefton Council to back a second referendum on Brexit.
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Destination Paris for charity bike riders
A 500-mile cycle ride from Paris to Liverpool promises to be the toughest challenge yet for a Sefton charity.
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Mother searching for late son’s artwork
A mother is searching for her late son’s artwork which is thought to be in storage in South Liverpool.
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JMU Journalism’s news review of 2016
Shock election results and the new Hillsborough Inquests verdicts formed just part of a hectic news cycle in 2016.
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Police crackdown on local cannabis farms
Merseyside Police has launched a major bid to remove cannabis farms across the region.
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Number of low-wage jobs on the rise
The number of workers being paid less than the recommended living wage is rising, according to new statistics.
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Carers dedicate years to loved ones
Young carers in Merseyside are among the longest-serving, unpaid carers in the country, according to new statistics.
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‘Women in Business’ group launched
An organisation which helps women with their business ideas has been launched in the Merseyside region.
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Sniffer dogs uncover illegal tobacco
Sniffer dogs have helped to uncover more than £4,000 worth of contraband cigarettes.
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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.