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Census 2021 - What is it and
why should I fill it in?
UNDER the Census Act 1920 you must complete the National UK
Census Form is issued every 10 years in England
and Wales. If you live in England and Wales, the Census falls on 21 March 2021.
The data is taken off, but the personal information of the Census Returns remain
confidential for 100 years and is now run by the UK’s largest independent
producer of Official Statistics (OTS)
and its conducted by the National Statistical Institute...
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Balanced budget for
Liverpool recommended for approval
LIVERPOOL City Council's Cabinet
has approved budget proposals which will protect key frontline services and help
the economy recover from the Covid19 Pandemic. The balanced budget for 2021/22
includes:- A commitment to long term funding for the...
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40 MPs tell
Chancellor and PM, act now or see 'extinction' of UK nightlife
THE All Party Parliamentary Group
(APPG) for the Night Time Economy, a cross party group of more than 40 MPs, has
today published the findings of its recent inquiry...
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New initiative
helps entrenched rough sleepers in to their own home
A man who has spent 6 years living on the streets now
has a place to call home thanks to new funding to convert much...
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Family says with
Covid19 restrictions in full force, we have not been able to be there to support
our Mum through her cancer treatment, but Maggie's
could
ALICE Jones has recently
undertaken a running challenge to raise funds for Maggie's Merseyside...
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New magazine support launched
for West Lancs College students
A new magazine designed to help College
students in West Lancashire to choose their next career steps has
been launched by Future U...
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Chester Racecourse promises to
be a unique and new experience for everyone attending its famous Boodles May
Festival 2021
THE oldest operating racecourse
in the world is planning to become the 1st...
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Southport retirement
community completes 1st round of Covid vaccines
ALL homeowners and team members
at The Sailings on Alexandra Road have received their 1st dose of the...
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Dog poo litter up
200% since lockdown
WALKING the dog has become one of
the few opportunities to get outside for some fresh air during lockdown, but it
has come at a stinking, germ ridden cost. A rubbish collection company says that...
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Former Shorrocks Hill Country
Club becomes a film location
A new Netflix
thriller is now being filmed at the old Shorrocks Hill Country Club, located in
Formby, on the junction of Lifeboat Road and St Luke's Church Road and Bushby's
Lane. RED Company Production are filming the upcoming crime drama Stay Close,
from Sunday, 21 February 2021, until Friday, 26 February 2021. Traffic
management is in place in the area and the National Trust car Park is still
open, but people are being reminded that...
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The
transformation of Southport Market is a step closer
SOUTHPORT'S Town Center Market is a step closer to
being transformed into a leading food, drinks and events space, with work now
underway. The market is...
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Industry experts
offer free online advice to support disabled staff
FREE specialist online teach-ins for employers wanting
to better support disabled staff in their roles are being run by...
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Liverpool to mark
1 year since the 1st Covid lockdown
ON Tuesday, 23 March 2021, the City will stage an
emotive event; Liverpool Together:- exactly 1 year on since the start of the 1st
lockdown in...
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22 heritage
organisations will benefit Government's ₤1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund
THE Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden has announced the
final awards to be allocated from the 1st round of the Government's ₤1.57
billion Culture Recovery Fund. The latest grants, awarded by the National
Lottery Heritage Fund and the British Film Institute on behalf of the Department
for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, build on over ₤1 billion...
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More help for Self
Assessment Taxpayers
SELF Assessment Taxpayers will
not be charged a 5% late payment penalty if they pay their tax or set up a
payment plan by 1 April 2021, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has announced. The
payment deadline for Self Assessment, was on 31 January 2021, and interest is
charged from 1 February 2021, on any amounts outstanding. Normally, a 5% late
payment penalty is also charged on any unpaid tax...
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A 3rd of UK parents want to
home school after the Pandemic
A 3rd of UK parents are
considering home schooling their children even after Schools reopen, new
research has revealed, with young parents the most likely to continue. The
study, conducted by home education provider, Oxford Home Schooling, found that
30% of the nation's parents are thinking of home schooling permanently. This
figure rises to 36% among...
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Tesco customers
told to check bank statements after a "technical error"
OVER the last few weeks, there
have been multiple reports of shoppers in Tesco being double, or even triple
charged for their shopping, as the supermarket chain experiences payment issues
throughout the UK. The supermarket chain said a:- "technical error"
meant customers who purchased fuel over October 2020 into...
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New green scheme for
Liverpool homeowners
LIVERPOOL residents are being
given the chance to make their home more energy efficient and save money at the
same time. Liverpool City Council has been awarded Government funding to install
external wall insulation in homes that meet the criteria and would benefit from
the scheme. Healthy Homes Team Programme Manager, Anju Rooney, said:-
"We're committed to working with..."
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Liverpool Friends of the
Earth asks Metro Mayors to adopt climate action plan
LIVERPOOL Friends of
the Earth along with a coalition of groups from across the City
Region is asking Metro Mayor candidates to commit to using the
important resources and influence they have to make sure their
regions are as climate and nature friendly as possible.
As the UK Government tries to steer the country through the...
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Government announces plan to
scrap EU law, ensuring British drivers avoid ₤50 a year insurance hike
BRITISH drivers will avoid an
estimated ₤50 a year increase in motor insurance costs as the Government
confirms it plans to do away with the controversial EU 'Vnuk' law,
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps, from Sunday, 21 February 2021 announcement.
The Vnuk law requires a wider range of vehicles than those...
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