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THE streets of Liverpool were lit up as hundreds attended the annual LightNight event in the city centre. Union leaders challenge Dairy Crest to prove commitment to Aintree bottling plant UNION leaders today challenged Dairy Crest to prove they are doing all they can to keep the closure-threatened Aintree bottling plant open. Lawyers for paralysed crane driver hopes for amicable compensation settlement for wheelchair-bound dad Iain Gillham A LAWYER representing a Mersey dad who was paralysed for life after a building site crane collapsed today called for a swift resolution to his client's compensation claim. Pervert youth worker jailed for 14 years after sexually abusing three children in Birkenhead A PERVERTED youth worker who sexually abused three children was jailed for 14 years and eight months. The Big Interview: Liverpool's education director Frank Cogley FRANK COGLEY has helped run Liverpool schools for 25 years and tells Peter Elson our reputation has been restored The Debate: Are Britain's executive wages too high? YES, says High Pay Commission chair Deborah Hargreaves Lord Heseltine says firms have quit Government regional growth fund COMPANIES are walking away from the Government’s flagship Regional Growth Fund (RGF) because of the economic slump, Lord Heseltine has admitted. Thousands of visitors expected to descend on Liverpool’s Light Night event THOUSANDS of visitors are expected to descend on Liverpool City Centre tonight for the annual Light Night event. Walton man admits West Derby Hotel pub shooting on Christmas Day A GUNMAN shot a man outside a Liverpool pub on Christmas Day. Queen and Prince Philip enjoy Diamond Jubilee Duck ride during Liverpool visit (VIDEO/PICTURES) THE Queen and Prince Philip enjoyed a ride on one of Liverpool’s famous Yellow Duckmarines during their diamond jubilee visit to the city today. Vauxhall Ellesmere Port factory to be saved by new Astra deal creating 800 jobs for car plant VAUXHALL’S Ellesmere Port car plant will today be confirmed as the home of a new Astra model, a third shift and 800 new jobs. Merseyside's Women of the Year 2012 - meet the finalists and vote for your winner HERE are the finalists in our search for Merseyside’s Woman of the Year 2012. Merseyside fire engines may be taken off duty in £9m budget cuts scheme FRONTLINE fire engines across Merseyside face being mothballed – as the impact of multi-million pound cuts begins to bite. Lord Justice Leveson and LFC ace Jamie Carragher among Liverpool John Moores fellowship recipients THE Liverpool-born judge leading an independent inquiry into the phone hacking scandal is among “inspirational” figures to be honoured by a city university. The Queen to arrive in Liverpool for Jubilee Duckmarine tour of Albert Dock THE Queen will arrive in Liverpool this afternoon as her Jubilee tour embarks on a trip on one of the city’s iconic Yellow Duckmarine’s around the famous Albert Dock. Roger McGough to write new Moliere play for Liverpool Playhouse ROGER MCGOUGH will adapt a third Moliere play for the Liverpool Playhouse’s spring 2013 season. Sister Elizabeth Prout to be celebrated in Sutton A MASS of thanksgiving for a St Helens nun who could be canonised as a saint will be held at the church where she is buried. Priest to face child sex charge in court A WIRRAL priest is due in court next week charged with having sex with an underage teenage boy. More good news for Ellesmere Port on automotive front THE survival of the Ellesmere Port car factory follows closely on more good news for the area after Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) announced last Friday it is creating a new logistics centre next to the Vauxhall site leading to 300 new jobs. Farewell service for HMS Plymouth A SPECIAL remembrance service will be held on board HMS Plymouth before she is scrapped. |
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