Wirral | Archive | 2000 | October
WIRRAL barrister Mark Brown has been appointed as a circuit judge. more...
A NEW business award is set to recognise women entrepreneurs in Merseyside. more...
A BOWEL Cancer Awareness Roadshow is stopping off at various locations across Wirral to bring a wealth of information to members of the public. more...
WARNER Village cinema in Birkenhead is hosting a campaign to highlight the importance of fostering in Wirral. more...
YOUR correspondent who refers to Tesco's North/South Wirral divide on the price of whole salmon (Mail Box, October 4) shares a common experience. more...
MAY I pay a small tribute to Wirral College. more...
FOR Tony Millard to demonstrate he is worthy of being considered for election to Parliament he should first show that he has a knowledge and understanding of reality, not to mention local matters. more...
CALDY, Birkenhead Park and Oldershaw all won on a wet and miserable league Saturday with Caldy finishing top of the shop. more...
MERSEYSIDE Nighthawks American football team are holding trials this Sunday for prospective players. Merseyside's only gridiron side narrowly missed out on promotion to National League Division One in last season's play-offs but did have the consolation of seeing running back Nathan Hazell picked for the Great Britain side and Phil McGrath break 1,000 yards rushing for the season. Trials will take place at Wallasey Rugby Club, with more details available from Gary Lee on 346-9300. more...
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