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Victor's back on Wirral stage for Age UK
VICTOR Michael and his orchestra return to the Floral Pavilion in New Brighton next month for a fourth concert in aid of Age UK Wirral's Dementia Care Wing Appeal. Joining them for the Night At The Theatre show on Saturday August 10 will be The
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Wirral arts students show off their work at opening of new college block
TALENTED students had the chance to showcase their work at the opening of their college's new arts building. Paintings, craftwork and textile designs were on display at Birkenhead Sixth Form College as part of its end of year arts exhibition.
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Dr Who star Colin Baker to ‘materialise’ at Seacombe Spaceport
FORMER Dr Who star Colin Baker will share tales of his stint as the Timelord with fans when he visits Seacombe Spaceport next week. Colin, who played the sixth embodiment of the celebrated timetraveller from 1984 to 1986, will be at venue on Saturday
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Two rescued after fishing boat breaks down on River Mersey
TWO people were rescued by a New Brighton lifeboat crew last night after their fishing boat broke down on the River Mersey. The station's 85 lifeboat B-837 Charles Dibdin was launched at 5.28pm, following a call from the Coastguard that the vessel
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Wirral deputy head to retire after 37 years in same school
A DEPUTY headteacher from Wallasey is to retire next week after 37 years in the same school. Staff and students at St Mary's Catholic College, Wallasey will say a sad farewell to Mr John Lally on Friday, July 19. During his time in the teaching
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Celebrity chef Marco Pierre White to visit his relaunched Hoylake restaurant
MARCO Pierre White returns to Hoylake later this month to host a special lunch and dinner event at his rebranded restaurant. The celebrity chef will visit Marco's New York Italian at Holiday Inn in The Kings Gap on Wednesday, July 24. The restaurant
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Wirral street lights are going out to save council cash
STREET lights on some of Wirral’s key routes are set to be turned off as the council makes its latest raft of cuts. The ruling Labour group says the highly-controversial move will save £83,000 this year. A string of non-residential and pedestrian-only
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Residents fight plans for Liscard off-licence
PLANS for a convenience store to sell booze are being fiercely opposed by residents. Liscard Convenience Store in Liscard Road has asked Wirral Council permission to sell alcohol between 7am and 11pm from Monday to Saturday and 9am until 11pm on
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Celebrating 65 years of the NHS!
The NHS is 65 years old this month! Did you know that both men and women live an average of 10 years longer than they did before the NHS was introduced in 1948? Over the past 65 years the NHS has continued to grow, evolve and improve to give you
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One lane of Queensway Tunnel closed following motorbike accident
ONE lane of the Birkenhead Queensway Tunnel heading towards Liverpool was closed to motorists earlier this morning following an accident involving a motorbike. The motorcyclist braked and fell off his vehicle at around 9am. He was checked at the
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UPDATED: Police name man found dead at Egremont Promenade
Police have today confirmed the man whose body was found yesterday near the Promenade at Egremont was Mark Christopher Reissing from the Wallasey area. A 37-year-old woman and a 41-year-old man have been arrested on suspicion of his murder and