Wirral | Archive | 2001 | June
GRAHAM Stuart MacTaggart and Elizabeth Mary MacTaggart, of Storeton Lane, Barnston, are to be disqualified from acting as company directors for five years and three years respectively by The Secretary of State for Trade and Industry. more...
THE Lancashire Gospel Tent is returning to Bromborough at the end of this month for a four-week stay. more...
A BUDDING writer from Hoylake travelled to London to watch one of his stories come to life with the help of Disney animators after winning a competition. more...
A REUNION is being planned for all past pupils and staff at Heswall Primary School to mark 25 years at its present site in Whitfield Lane. more...
Cash windfall for computer centres more...
The programme offers free one to two-hour courses in Wirral from June 25 to July 21 and covers everything from writing a CV and surfing the net to interior design and flower arranging. more...
Building delays turn estate into 'bombsite' - claim more...
A RESIDENTIAL care worker who sued Wirral Council after an extremely violent 11-year-old boy attacked him has lost his damages claim. more...
THE Wirral Globe website at www.thisiswirral.co.uk is Wirral's most-read news site - with thousands more readers each week than any competitors. more...
THE rarest and highest of all the Guide Association's awards has been given to a Wirral guide who has shown the rarest courage. more...
Office worker was due to marry this month more...
BEGINNERS' salsa classes are held on Thursday nights at Grosvenor Assembly Rooms, Wallasey, 7pm-8pm, followed by the improvers' class, 8pm-9pm. All are welcome. more...
School not told of syllabus change more...
A DWARF who repeatedly sexually abused three young boys has been jailed for 14 years and ordered to sign on the Sex Offenders' Register for life. more...
I WOULD like to add to the complaints about the sadly neglected state of Arrowe Park. more...
I WAS astonished to read the letters in a previous issue of the Globe in support of the 'cash pyramid'. On the one hand it seems extraordinary that they are not illegal, though your excellent piece (June 6) points out why they are not. more...
HAVING followed correspondence in the Globe about various 'pyramid' schemes, I was not surprised to read that they have crashed. more...
I am rather surprised and disappointed that you decided to publish let alone award 'the letter of the week' award to a letter that was totally inaccurate and factually wrong. more...
THE Ten Commandments have largely been ignored, I agree, but not completely forgotten by many people. more...
HMS Saintes Association is looking for long-lost shipmates. The group is open to all members of any commission. Contact John Harris, Hamoaze, Beeleigh Link, Chelmer Village, Chelmsford, Essex CM2 6PH, 01245-252569. more...
I read in last week's edition how you were able to unite someone after a break of 50 years. more...
LOCAL solicitors are reporting confusion over how pensions are treated when marriages break down - six months after a new law came into force. more...
THESE days it is hard for any organisation to function without its own web site. more...
WIRRAL'S Claire House, which offers care and support for 130 children with life-threatening illnesses and their families, is appealing for help. more...
WILDLIFE crime in Wirral and across Merseyside is to be tackled by a new partnership. more...
GRAHAM Stonehouse, a probate and personal injury specialist with local solicitors Maxwell Entwistle & Byrne, has become a Fellow of the Institute of Legal Executives. more...
TODDLING tots stretched their legs for what was to them a monster sponsored walk for the children's charity Barnardo's. more...
THE FEAST of Summer rugby continues with the Lions' winning adventure in Australia, France in South Africa and touring squads from England and Wales playing in America and Japan. On the home front, New Brighton are preparing to return for pre-season training with the squad being called back to Reeds Lane next Monday (June 25). more...
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