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Wirral author's first novel to be adapted for the big screen
A WIRRAL author feels like he’s "won the lottery" after a film company agreed to adapt his novel on the subject into a transatlantic thriller. Shooting for Peter Farrell’s novel If I Was to Tell You Something starts in the summer, following rave
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Artist who fled war in Ukraine holds 'inspirational' masterclass at Wirral college
An 'inspirational' artist who fled the horrors of war in Ukraine has held an exhibition and live painting masterclass at the Wirral college where he now studies. Aram Manukyan left his home near the country’s western border after the Russian invasion
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Liverpool’s former Krazyhouse to reopen as rock and metal club
A FORMER Liverpool nightclub is reopening as a rock and metal club. The Krazyhouse based on Wood Street in Liverpool city centre opened in the 1990s and was popular for playing indie, rock and alternative music before it closed in 2018. The
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Festival celebrating Wirral's 'rich Viking heritage' next weekend
A TWO-DAY festival celebrating Wirral's 'rich Viking heritage' is taking place next weekend. Leasowe Castle will host the Wirral Viking Festival on May 25 and 26 - featuring a host of events including re-enactments, warrior training, workshops,
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Strawberry Field announces summer programme
LIVERPOOL’S renowned visitor attraction has announced its summer programme. The Salvation Army’s Strawberry Field is set to launch an new Summer Sounds music programme running from June 2 to early September 2024. As a continuation of John Lennon
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Queensway Tunnel closed in both directions due to incident
THE Queensway Tunnel is currently closed in both directions due to an incident. The Birkenhead tunnel is closed and all cross river bus services will be using the Kingsway Tunnel (Wallasey) until further notice. Merseyside Police have confirmed
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Eurovision winner announced as headline artist for Liverpool Pride
A FORMER Eurovision winner has been announced as the headline artist for Liverpool Pride. Katrina, formerly of Katrina and the Waves, has been named as this year’s Pride in Liverpool’s headline act who will take to the stage at Liverpool’s Waterfront
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New ‘neon’ mini golf course opens in Wirral
A NEW “neon” mini golf course is set to open in Wirral. Activity for All have announced the opening of a brand new, neon adventure golf: ‘Mini Golf Adventures’. Situated on Arrowe Commercial Park and neighbouring the existing Activity for All
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School leavers in Wirral choosing study over work
WIRRAL school leavers are more likely to be in education than work five years after completing their GCSEs, new figures show. A charity has called for education to be made a national priority to level the playing field for the worst-off. New
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Chances to work with experienced keepers at Chester Zoo
Wildlife champions of tomorrow are being offered opportunities to build their skills by working at Chester Zoo. Following the ongoing success of a Level 3 Keeper and Aquarist Apprenticeship Programme over the last 20 months, Derby College Group
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Creating picture perfect nails that are the best in the business
TAYLOR McMullan has created the perfect vibe for a nail salon – customers love the warm and welcoming home from home feel and even turn up for a pampering in their pyjamas! It’s easy to see why you voted By Taylor Jade as Wirral’s Best for Nails
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David Bowie's stylist to appear at Wirral bookshop for signing
MUSIC legend David Bowie's stylist will be appearing at a Wirral bookshop for a meet and greet and signing. Suzi Ronson was working in a Beckenham hair salon in the early 70s when Mrs Jones came in for her weekly shampoo and set. After being introduced
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Wirral schools recorded more suspensions for racial abuse last year
SCHOOLS in Wirral recorded more suspensions for racial abuse last year, new figures show. The Victim Support charity said schools should be encouraging pupils to develop skills to challenge racism when they see it, so those being targeted feel
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More than 150 self-harm hospital admissions of young people in Wirral
SELF-harm resulted in more than 150 hospital admissions of young people in Wirral last year, new figures show. Across England, admissions fell by a quarter, but charity Rethink Mental Illness warned many people self-harm in secret and may not be
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Wirral Globe property of the week: A family home 'oozing with character and charm'
THIS five-bedroom property in Noctorum is described as an 'awe-inspiring family home oozing with character and charm'. 'Ivy Cottage' situated on Noctorum Lane is thought to date back to the 1840s and at one time featured a hay loft, coach house