Council chief battles for region's burns units
(Thu 25/06)
The Leader of St Helens Council Brian Spencer has written to the Health Secretary Andy Burnham in a bid to save the region's two first class burns units.
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Runcorn Bridge inquiry comes to an end
(Thu 25/06)
The public inquiry into plans to build a new bridge and impose tolls on crossing the Mersey at Runcorn has drawn to a conclusion.
Free clothes: Clothes Swap at the Dock
(Wed 24/06)
Scouse fashionistas need not worry about the recession and the pressures of updating their Summer wardrobes with What's Cooking's clothes swap party around the corner.
Police offer £10,000 in hunt for murderer
(Mon 22/06)
Police are offering a £10,000 reward in a bid to trap the killer of a father-of-four on what would have been his 50th birthday.
Liverpool man wanted over severed ear attack
(Fri 19/06)
Detectives are hunting a Liverpool man want for a horror attack in which the victim had his right ear hacked off..
Short skirt strike at Cheshire high school
(Fri 19/06)
Schoolgirls organised a classroom "strike" via Facebook against plans to force them to wear trousers as part of their uniform
Police charge suspect after Click Liverpool tip-off
(Fri 19/06)
Police hunting a pair of thugs who robbed a 10-year-old boy at knifepoint have charged a teenager following a tip-off from a Click Liverpool reader.
Relief of murder victim's "vindicated" father
(Fri 19/06)
The father of "Babes in the Wood" murder victim Nicola Fellows has spoken of his relief after police formally ruled-out allegations of sex abuse that had been levelled at him.
Pensioner in hospital after handbag snatch
(Wed 17/06)
A frail pensioner is recovering in hospital after she fell and broke her hip when her handbag was snatched in Liverpool.
Trolley good show...
(Tue 16/06)
Council workers have put up a "trolly good show" by clearing the city of abandoned shopping carts.
Outrage as 16th century school is renamed Learning Centre
(Tue 16/06)
One of Britain's oldest schools is to be re-branded a "Centre for Learning" is what is being condemned as ludicrous political correctness.
Four on police "Most Wanted" list
(Tue 16/06)
Police have issued photographs of four men who are on their wanted list and have warned members of the public not to approach them.
Pubs peddling cigs to youngsters
(Mon 15/06)
Children as young as 14 were able to buy cigarettes in almost half of the pubs surveyed by consumer watchdogs on Merseyside.
Wanted: race abuse suspects
(Mon 15/06)
Police investigating a campaign of racial abuse levelled at shopkeepers in Huyton have takent he unusual step of issuing pictures of suspects.
PDSA's new Liverpool hospital a lifeline to pets
(Mon 15/06)
The country's most advanced animal hospital is offering free treatment to many of its animal patients as a lifeline to ailing pets in the recession.
