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Balloons to be released in memory of Amelia-Mae this weekend
FUNDRAISERS who fought tirelessly to raise money for brave tot Amelia-Mae Davies' cancer treatment will say goodbye to her with a special balloon release. The two-year-old sadly lost her battle with neuroblastoma last weekend after her family,
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Tranmere Rovers face Rhyl in pre-season friendly tonight
TRANMERE Rovers are on their way to North Wales for tonight's pre-season against Rhyl at Belle Vue. It is the third friendly of the summer for Ronnie Moore's squad. The manager is set to include German striker Sebastian Stachnik in his side
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Wirral councillor fears 'bedroom tax' could lead to lack of state housing
WIRRAL'S housing chief fears private landlords could eventually overpower social housing as a result of the controversial bedroom tax. Councillor George Davies said proposals to allow landlords to buy properties from their social counterparts could
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Three jailed following discovery of cannabis farm in Wallasey
THREE men have been jailed for a total of six and half years following the discovery of a large scale cannabis farm in Wallasey. When police went to arrest one of the three men involved, Justin Lowry, who had set up the farm, they found that in
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Refurbished West Kirby Museum opens this weekend
A REFURBISHED museum housing relics from West Kirby's past opens its doors to the public this weekend. Visitors will be able to view the permanent display at St Bridget's Centre in St Bridget's Lane, West Kirby on Saturday and Sunday from 11am
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Make 'em laugh
A WIRRAL library is hosting a session for young people interested in learning how to design their own comics. Greasby Library is to hold a Comic Making class on July 22 between 10am and 12 noon for young people aged 7 to 13. The session costs £5
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Wirral kids see smoking as 'uncool'
WIRRAL'S young people are increasingly filtering out smoking from their daily lives according to a special survey. The latest figures for both primary and secondary pupils across the peninsula reflect the recent decline seen in national smoking
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Wirral man in court for sexual offences
A 61-YEAR-OLD Wirral man was brought back to the UK from Canada by police amid sexual offence charges. Paul Cleary was collected by two Merseyside Police detectives on July 9 from Toronto when he was being held by Canadian authorities pending extradition
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Golf resort plan on track
PLANS for a luxury golf resort scheme, close to the world-famous Royal Liverpool links, are a major step closer to reality following a decision to appoint specialist agents to drive the venture forward. Wirral Council's all-powerful cabinet gave
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Wirral council leader rules out Mersey Mayor plan
THE prospect of a Merseyside mayor has been ruled out by Wirral's Council leader as it moves to become part of a combined authority. The Globe revealed last week that the authority was set to join forces with other Merseyside councils as part of
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RSPCA warn on heatwave deaths
DOGS left in cars in heat wave conditions are being cooked alive, the RSPCA have warned. The hot weather has claimed the lives of several animals across the country as owners fail the recognise the danger of leaving dogs in cars as temperatures
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Anthony's Grand Summer Ball raises cash for two Wirral charities
A SUMMER ball in memory of a Wirral man who died from an aggressive form of cancer has raised £13,000 for two charities. Funds from Anthony's Grand Summer Ball, held at Thornton Hall and Spa on June 22, will be split between Wirral Hospice St.
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Search is on for Wirral Globe's Bonny Baby 2013
WHETHER it's their cheeky grin, their sweet giggle or chubby cheeks that make them special, your little bundle of joy could be crowned this year’s Wirral Bonny Baby! The search is on to find the borough’s cutest baby and this year parents are in