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Liverpool
still remembers Hillsborough 31 years on
ON the 15 April 2020, it was 31 years since the
Hillsborough Disaster and even in the middle of the Covid-19 crisis,
Liverpool still marked the Anniversary with a minute's silence. It was the
UK's worst sporting disaster and it lead to 96 men, women and children being...
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Major route in Liverpool to
close as part of ₤4 million upgrade
CONTRACTORS for Liverpool City Council
are working on Princes Avenue and Road as part of a ₤4m scheme
which is seeing the creation of a unique cycle path along the
central reservation. Improvements to the area...
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NICEIC Urges Homeowners to
Dodge a DIY Disaster and Stay Safe during Lockdown
WITH it widely reported
that more and more Brits are spending the current lockdown
period investing in home improvements, NICEIC is urging
homeowners to steer clear of electrics; or risk potentially
putting their homes and families...
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Mayor's heartfelt thanks to
volunteer army
THE
Mayor of Liverpool, Joe Anderson, has written a heartfelt thank
you to the 1,600 strong army of Liverpool volunteers who have
offered to give up their time to help those in need in the City.
In the email, he talks about how the outpouring of community
spirit...
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Press statement from Ofcom
about the latest 5G measurement results
THE UK communications regulator Office of Communications
(Ofcom), has sent the following statement out about 5G
measurement. They have said that:- "Ofcom has published
the latest results from our spectrum measurement..."
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Liverpool City Council
employees have been given an improved pay offer
LIVERPOOL City Council employees have
been offered an improved pay increase of 2.75% from 1 April
2020, plus an additional 1 day's leave which would increase the
minimum...
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Robbie
Williams' former X Factor prodigies LMA Choir stage virtual
performance to say thank you to NHS
LMA Choir, who were mentored by Robbie Williams during
2018's The X Factor, have showcased...
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Johnny Vegas
announces rescheduled tour and gives away 1000 tickets to NHS
workers
KING of British comedy
Johnny Vegas is to make a momentous return to the stand up
circuit later this year with a live tour. Johnny has
rescheduled his original dates to later this year. It is hoped
the event will be something for fans to look forward to once the
UK is over the Coronavirus. To acknowledge the amazing job the
NHS is currently doing, promoters M&B have worked with Johnny to
offer 1000 FREE tickets for
NHS workers in areas where he is performing. Vegas has long...
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Joint pledge to continue vital
building safety work during pandemic
ESSENTIAL safety work
to replace unsafe cladding on high rise buildings will continue
during the Covid-19 emergency, following a commitment from local
leaders to Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick MP. The Mayors
of Greater Manchester, Sheffield City Region, London, Liverpool
City Region and the West Midlands have pledged their commitment
to ensuring vital safety work can continue, where necessary
social distancing rules are being followed. This action is to
reassure those living in high-rise buildings with unsafe
cladding that work to make their homes safe...
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Call for
people to take their litter and dog waist home
BOTH
Sefton Council and the National Trust have
requested and blocked many of their litter and dog litter bins and placed
notices asking people to take litter and fouling bags home. Most
responsible dog owners and walkers do this, but sadly we are seeing a
growing number of irresponsible dog owners acting in a very
unacceptable and offensive manner. This anti social behaviour is sadly
leaving not only...
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Historic
England announces Covid-19 emergency response fund
HISTORIC England has
launched an emergency fund to help tackle the impact of
Coronavirus on the heritage sector. The aim of the fund, which
will be up to ₤2m, is to extend the safety net as far as
possible for the sector by helping small heritage organisations...
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Turn a waste
of space into an exercise place
ACCORDING to research by Admiral Home Insurance only a
33% of homeowners use their garage every day for its intended
use while most treat it as a dumping ground for unwanted
clutter. With the latest Government announcement stating
people must self isolate and...
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LGA responds
to social care Coronavirus plan
RESPONDING to the Government's announcement of its social
care plan for dealing with Coronavirus, Cllr Ian Hudspeth,
Chairman of the Local Government Association's Community
Wellbeing Board, said:- "Social care services are playing
a vital role during the Coronavirus..."
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Coronavirus
led demand pressures and a loss of income pushing Councils
towards financial failure
COUNCILS across the country are
leading local efforts to support communities through the
Coronavirus crisis and keep day to day services running. This
has led to significant unforeseen demands and costs caused by
the...
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Olympic
stars back pet charity's 'Rescue Run' to help pets in
need
OLYMPIC athletes Fatima Whitbread, Roger Black, Helen
Clitheroe and Jamie Baulch are supporting a virtual run launched
by leading pet charity Blue Cross. Animal lovers are being asked
to take part in a 'Rescue Run,' taking place
during May 2020...
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'Keeping
People Connected' - Responding to Covid19
PEOPLE 1st and
Lancashire County Council have introduced a new, over the phone
support service:- 'Keeping People Connected,' that
aims to support people who have, or may have, learning
difficulties and/or autism during the outbreak of Covid-19...
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Careers
experts extend a helping hand for students
AN outreach programme
helping more West Lancashire teenagers start higher education is
finding new ways to offer advice despite the School lockdown.
Future U, which aims to increase the numbers of young people
considering University, has...
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Help to reduce your chances of
heart attacks through healthy eating
AT a time when we are spending more
time at home, shopping for food less frequently and no longer eating out, our
usual eating habits may be disrupted according to the charity Heart Research UK.
Good nutrition is essential for good health and it is important that...
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Careers
experts extend a helping hand for students
AN outreach programme
helping more West Lancashire teenagers start higher education is
finding new ways to offer advice despite the School lockdown.
Future U, which aims to increase the numbers of young people
considering University, has...
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TSB pledges to Citizens Advice
England and Wales and Citizens Advice Scotland to help those
affected by the COVID-19
TSB is donating
₤250,000 to Citizens Advice England and Wales and Citizens
Advice Scotland, to ensure both organisations can do all they
can to support people facing...
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New campaign
wants you to be:- "Kind to Your Mind"
A new campaign:- 'Kind to your Mind,' led
by Cheshire and Merseyside Health along with the Care
Partnership, has been launched that aims to support the mental
wellbeing of people living and working across the Region. The
campaign also sees the...
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