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News Report Page 11 of 21
Publication Date:- 2018-02-17
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Liverpool International Tennis Tournament 2018
Photograph by Dave Rawcliffe - Propaganda

THE organizer of the Liverpool International Tennis Tournament, Northern Vision are currently looking for new partners and sponsors for our 2018 event, both locally and nationally.

The Liverpool International Tennis Tournament this year will runs from 20 June to 24 June and is now the largest tennis exhibition in Europe.  The Tournament is also an important warm up event to Wimbledon for the ATP and WTA players.

During our event, the Liverpool International Tennis Tournament featuring the ever popular legends of tennis and players like:- Martina Navratilova, John McEnroe, Martina Hingis, Pat Cash and Mansour Bahrami to mention a few who have all graced the fantastic centre court, located at Liverpool Cricket Club. During this event the the Liverpool International Tennis Tournament plays host to nearly 2000 corporate guests in addition to 10000 general public spectators and there are ample opportunities for marketing and promotions.

The event is also run an extensive 4 weeks of Mini tennis promotion in the region where is offering free tennis lessons to the general public in busy places such as:- Liverpool One, Williamsons Sq, The Exchange Flags and also further out on the Wirral and in Southport.

All the Liverpool International Tennis Tournament Presenting Sponsors has board around the court which is visible to an estimated 500,000 by passers during the promotion period. If interested please visit:- LiverpoolTennis.Co.UK today!


Significant delays as Altcar Road Formby (B5195) temporarily closed

IN Formby, traffic problems again have recurred as a small sinkhole has appeared on Altcar Road, 1 of only 3 routes out of the Village, on to the A565 Formby By Pass.

This closure of 1 of Formby's main arterial roads has lead to significant delays for residents and visitors alike, both during the rush hour and even in off peek hours.

This disruption has again lead to some residents point out that the local area is now facing a growing  problem with traffic congestion on the roads, both within the Formby and Freshfield area and surrounding roads, that has only recently started to significantly affect the local area.

Do you think Formby is heading for even more cause traffic chaos as more homes are built and more tourists are attracted to the Dunes and Formby Point? We would love to know your views on this issue. Please email them to us via:- News24@SouthportReporter.Com. Alternatively you can also send us your views via Tweeting us via:- @FormbyReport or posting on our Formby Reporter Facebook Page.


It's the Year of the Dog at Southport Flower Show

VISITORS to the Southport Flower Show can bring along a very special guest this summer; their pet dog. For the 1st time in the event's 89 year history, families are welcome to bring along their 4 legged friends to the seaside venue in Victoria Park, Southport, Merseyside. The show will also feature a brand new Arena entertainment programme, with acts to be announced closer to the event.

Organisers of Britain's largest independent flower show have issued the open invitation as celebrations are held to start the Year of the Dog in the Chinese calendar.

Previously, only guide dogs were permitted onto the showground during the 4 day event this year, but for many years, 1 of the most common questions from visitors to the show has been to ask if they can bring their beloved pets along with them for the day out.

General Manager Ray Roukin said:- "We know the Southport Flower Show is hugely popular with dog lovers and we're always being asked by visitors if they can bring their pets along. 2018 will be the Year of the Dog at Southport."

The show this year will take place from Thursday, 16 August, until Sunday, 19 August 2018. Southport Flower Show, animal lovers will not only have their wishes granted for them to be allowed to bring their 4 legged friends, but the dogs will be admitted at no extra charge. 

For further information, terms and conditions, along with advance ticket booking, please go to:- SouthportFlowerShow.Co.UK.

 
      
 
   
 
 
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