Wirral | Archive | 2001 | March
A SCHOOLBOY is waiting for the all-clear from Austrian doctors after a journey home from a skiing trip spun into a nightmare. more...
A LOCAL legal firm is expanding to include a new department. more...
A CONCERT featuring one of Britain's best loved comedy duos will help to see a Wallasey church restored. more...
ONE HUNDRED and sixty years of history has been preserved at Wirral's Cammell Laird shipyard. more...
A VIOLENT robber who carried out a catalogue of attacks, including hi-jacking a woman motorist at knife-point and leaving an elderly man with a fractured skull in a revenge assault, has received six concurrent life sentences. more...
AS FOOT and mouth disease threatens to grow to epidemic proportions, a Moreton vet has warned the public to keep away from local farms. more...
HOYLAKE could lose much of its character if developers get their way - that's the claim of conservation groups in the town. more...
A BRICK was thrown through a Noctorum off-licence window as a public meeting on the problems of policing in the area was held in the pub next door. more...
WALLASEY civilians who died in World War Two have been honoured in a new memorial unveiled by the Mayor of Wirral. more...
THIS week sees the last in the Wirral Globe and Merseyside Police's successful Car Watch campaign. more...
WIRRAL shoppers want to keep the pound in their pocket and not the Euro, according to Wallasey's Cllr Lesley Rennie. more...
WIRRAL West MP Stephen Hesford has been called to a meeting with the parliamentary authorities over the "improper use" of House of Commons stationery. more...
WIRRAL Hospital NHS Trust has hit back at a national newspaper's story about a collection of medical records relating to Arrowe Park Hospital that were dumped in Heswall's Tesco car park. more...
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