A SEFTON Council crackdown on Waterloo bars and restaurants staying open later than legally allowed has seen a third business prosecuted within a month.
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SHOPPERS visiting Crosby will soon be able to enjoy “a more relaxed shopping atmosphere”, with Sefton Council preparing to scrap its unpopular pay and display machines in favour of a new ‘pay on exit’ scheme.
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HEROIC neighbours have been praised by firefighters after rescuing a young mum and her four-year-old daughter as fire ravaged their Seaforth home.
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A Crosby butcher is determined to remain upbeat about the economy. Paul Lennon of Williamson’s Family Butchers is displaying quirky boards that have quickly become the talk of the town.
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SEFTON Council has been accused of acting carelessly with Crosby taxpayers’ money after it was revealed contractors have been paid nearly £100 a go to erect tiny HomeWatch signs.
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A CONTROVERSIAL new permit that would see Crosby businesses charged hundreds of pounds to display goods outside their shops has been shelved – for the time being.
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