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Edition No. 99

Date:- 17 May 2003

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Thespians help Special Care Baby Unit

A pantomime production in Southport brought smiles to the faces of neonatal staff at Southport and Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust when they were told the Special Care Baby Unit would benefit from a donation.

All Souls Amateur Dramatic Club wanted to give some of the proceeds from its annual play to the neonatal unit, where premature babies and newborns born with difficulties are nursed back to health.

The drama group decided to donate £250 to the Special Care Baby Unit from the profits made when thespians brought the stage to life with a performance of the much-loved Peter Pan story.

The club chose the Special Care Baby Unit at Ormskirk as one of the deserving charities because it recognises and praises the work the unit does in caring for sick babies.

Sue Marquiss, secretary of the All Souls Amateur Dramatic Club, said, “Every year we nominate a number of charities and then our members vote for the ones they want to give a donation to. We chose the Special Care Baby Unit because one of the girls from the club had a baby earlier in the year and praised staff at the neonatal unit for all their hard work in looking after her newborn.”

Clare Vattev, Manager at the neonatal unit, praised the club for its donation. She said, “The £250 raised from the pantomime will help the unit’s good work. Thank you to all who helped to raise the money.”

LOYAL ORANGE MONDAY 26th MAY, SOUTHPORT 2003

THE Loyal Orange Institution, of England, the Liverpool Provincial Junior Committee, will be holding their annual Commonwealth Day Celebration on 26 May, 2003 on Princes Park in Southport.  Motorists traveling in to the town should be aware of the possibility to a slight disruption to travel.

LIVERPOOL – 

DISTRICTS 8 and 12 Spencer Street, DISTRICTS 92, 1 and 2 Village Street, DISTRICTS 3 and 5 Provincial HQ Car Park. Muster 9.45am Leave 10.00am via Everton Road, Breck Road, Oakfield Road, Wylva Road Arkles Lane into Vernon Sangster car park, Stanley Park. Board buses to Southport

RETURN - Vernon Sangster Car Park, Priory Road, Arkles Lane, Arkles Road, Walton Breck Road, Houlding Street, Oakfield Road, Breck Road, Everton Road

NR 6 DISTRICT - Muster 10.00am, Leave 10.15am via Salisbury Road, Lawrence Road, Bagot Street, Bishopgate Street, Picton Road, Botanic Road (Edge Lane end). Board buses to Southport


RETURN:- Will be returning straight to Lawrence Road

Nr 7 DISTRICT - Muster 9.45am, Leave 10.00am via Corn Street, Mill Street, Beresford Road, Cockburn Street, Park Hill Road, Grace Street, Beresford Road, Park Road, High Park Street, Admiral Street, Windsor Street, Northumberland Street. Board buses to Southport

RETURN:- Admiral Street (Queens Pub), High Park Street, Park Road, Beresford Road, Mill Street, Corn Street

Nr 9 DISTRICT - Muster 9.45am; Leave 10.00am via Heald Street, St Mary’s Road, Church Road, Dale Street, King Street, Byron Street, Window Lane, Banks Road, Church Road, Chapel Road, back into Heald Street. Board buses for Southport

RETURN:- Will be returning straight to Heald Street

SOUTHPORT 

Muster Derby Road, Move off 12.00 noon via:- London Street, Nevill Street, The Promenade, Esplanade, into Princes Park. 

RETURN - Muster 5.15pm, Move off 5.30pm Princes Park, via Esplanade, The Promenade, Nevill Street, London Street, Derby Road to board buses for return journey to Liverpool.

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