21 June 2007 - Crosby cricket, Mersyside Cricket, Cricket News

O’Keefe in new role at Loo Jun 21 2007

FOLLOWING relegation and the departure of a number of players, Waterloo have appointed prop Martin O'Keefe as their captain for the 2007/08 season.Read

Doughty best of British at US Open Jun 21 2007

The Liverpool golfer was the top British player at the US Open after a battling display on the final day saw him finish in a share of seventh place.Read

Best gross for Wilkie Jun 21 2007

Best gross of the day came from Sam Wilkie (Mossock Hall), who shot 75 at the West Lancashire course.Read

Thieves target vicarage Jun 21 2007

A VICAR returned from consoling a bereaved family to find thieves had targeted his home, stealing food intended for the homeless.Read

Police in appeal to women over death Jun 21 2007

POLICE investigating the murder of Litherland man Alan Christopher Thompson are appealing for help from three women.Read

Man is shot in probation office Jun 21 2007

A MAN from Litherland is in hospital after he was shot in the leg in a probation centre in Liverpool on Tuesday afternoon.Read

Welch proves he is on crest of wave Jun 21 2007

MERCHANT Taylors’ young sailor Richard Welch has won the Bosun Class at the North East of England Area Combined Cadet Force Regatta.Read

Hightown humbled by high-flying Ormskirk Jun 21 2007

HIGHTOWN'S players were taught a harsh lesson in the realities of Premier League cricket last Saturday.Read

LANCASHIRE LADIES COUNTY GOLF ASSOCIATION Jun 21 2007

Inter-club Scratch Trophy (at Rossendale): Pleasington 233; Clitheroe 236; Haydock Park, Royal Birkdale 237; Bury 243; Formby Ladies 246; Fairhaven 248; Preston 249; Lancaster, Manchester 250; Ormskirk 251; Royal Lytham 255; Rossendale 258; Bolton 264; Bolton Old Links 266; Wilpshire 270; Nelson, West Lancashire 272.Read

Northern to face Firwood in final of Cockspur Cup Jun 21 2007

NORTHERN had a very productive weekend when they overcame St Helens Recs by 63 runs on Saturday in the league and beating Whitchurch by 20 runs the following day to set up the Group Six Final of the Cockspur Cup at Moor Park against Firwood Bootle on July 1.Read

Mayor visits family carers Jun 21 2007

TWO carers from Blundellsands received a visit from the Mayor of Sefton, Councillor Richard Hands, last week, to help raise awareness for National Carers Week.Read

Trojans cut down Blades Jun 21 2007

LIVERPOOL Trojans played Sheffield Blades in a double header at Bootle last Sunday.Read

McGrath puts in effort Jun 21 2007

ONLY mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the midday sun, so they say.Read

Silcock star of the show Jun 21 2007

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Make a splash with top prize Jun 21 2007

THE Crosby Herald and Sefton Council are giving two lucky families the chance to try out Southport’s new Splash World for free!Read

Now you too can see top tribute act Jun 21 2007

EVEN when U2 tours come close to Merseyside, getting hold of a ticket is a difficult business.Read

Crime writers dissect stories Jun 21 2007

THREE of Britain’s leading crime writers served up a treat for fiction fans in Crosby last week.Read

Village blooms go on display Jun 21 2007

PROUD residents in Little Crosby are gearing up to show off their village for the North West in Bloom competition.Read

Sewing gifts make children smile Jun 21 2007

THE lives of 1,000 school children at a West African community centre have been transformed thanks to an appeal by the Waterloo Partnership.Read

Teens enjoy film event Jun 21 2007

CROSBY youngsters have taken part in a three-day film festival in Waterloo.Read

Women brave the weather to walk for Jospice appeal Jun 21 2007

WOMEN sang in the rain as they took part in a midnight walk for Jospice.Read

A unique Brand... Jun 21 2007

CONTROVERSIAL comedian Russell Brand kicks of the second half of our Summer Pops tickets competition.Read

DETACHEDWarren Road, Blundellsands, £749,000 Jun 21 2007

THIS traditional, double-fronted detached property has an attractive, contemporary interior and benefits from gas central heating, double glazing and an interior sound system. An alarm system is also installed.Read

TOWN HOUSEEndsleigh Road, Brighton-le-sands, £289,950 Jun 21 2007

A THREE-storey mid-town house with panoramic views over the Mersey estuary, this property is situated in a much sought-after area.Read

TERRACEPark View, Waterloo, £224,500 (reduced) Jun 21 2007

A DELIGHTFUL, Edwardian terrace in the Waterloo area, this property enjoys views over Victoria Park and is convenient for access to the local amenities.Read

TERRACEHougoumont Avenue, Waterloo, £212,450 Jun 21 2007

SITUATED off South Road in Waterloo, this attractive, mid-terrace property is deceptively spacious and has been carefully maintained and improved.Read

SEMI-DETACHEDQueensway, Waterloo, £199950 Jun 21 2007

AN extended and improved corner house, this property is in a popular location, close to amenities.Read

Major blitz on grafitti Jun 21 2007

GRAFFITI at Hightown Station is being removed in a major clean-up to stop youths risking their lives on the railway.Read

DETACHEDBronte Close, Blundellsands, £439,950 Jun 21 2007

THIS executive-style, detached property is in a prestigious area and offers spacious accommodation in a cul-de-sac close to the seafront.Read

SEMI-DETACHEDMyers Road East, Crosby, £190,000 Jun 21 2007

THIS well-presented and well-maintained semi-detached family home is situated in a highly sought-after residential location.Read

SEMI-DETACHEDLittle Crosby Road, Great Crosby, £250,000 Jun 21 2007

THIS deceptively spacious property is in a prime location and benefits from double-glazing, central heating and no chain attachment.Read

Cherie backs fundraising Jun 21 2007

CHERIE Blair, who grew up in Waterloo and is patron of Breast Cancer Care, has spoken of her support for a Crosby gym raising money for the cause.Read

Dress up and win at football party Jun 21 2007

During the event on Sunday the Crosby Herald will have a team of judges scouting around for the ‘best dressed’ youngster.Read

PC game taken off shelves for use of Bulger images Jun 21 2007

A COMPUTER game has been withdrawn from sale after it was revealed it contained images of the abduction of murdered Bootle toddler James Bulger.Read

Invitation to fair Jun 21 2007

FAMILIES are invited to a free youth activity fair in Waterloo on Saturday.Read

Runners to wear Maddie ribbons Jun 21 2007

FAMILIES will show their support for missing Madeleine McCann by wearing yellow ribbons for this weekend’s Summer Fun Run.Read

Congregations pray for Madeleine Jun 21 2007

A CHURCH service for Madeleine McCann, which took place in Crosby, was a great success according to her relatives.Read

New faces at council Jun 21 2007

SEFTON Council has appointed a new head of civic and mayoral services and a new mayoral officer.Read

Major blitz on graffiti Jun 21 2007

GRAFFITI at Hightown Station is being removed in a major clean-up to stop youths risking their lives on the railway.Read

Sons give Sue art inspiration Jun 21 2007

A CROSBY artist has used her children as inspiration to produce artwork with a difference.Read

Mothers’ group celebrates deanery festival at service Jun 21 2007

MEMBERS of the Mothers’ Union held a special service at St Michael’s Church, Blundellsands.Read

Chance to give something back Jun 21 2007

A RECRUITMENT event took place at Crosby Civic Hall to celebrate National Volunteers Week.Read

Residents praise old-style policing Jun 21 2007

Crosby Herald reporter Lyndsay Young joined Hightown’s dedicated police officer Ian Atkinson on his beat around the village.Read

Crowds saw model Mauretania launch Jun 21 2007

THIS historic picture shows the launch of a Mauretania model made by Waterloo brothers William and Arthur Derbyshire.Read

Club scores a first century! Jun 21 2007

MANY talented sports men and women have played at Hightown Club during the past century.Read

Loo lads in Lancs wins Jun 21 2007

THE LANCASHIRE team, containing several Waterloo players – past and present – returned from their highly successful tour of Canada unbeaten following victories over Niagara Thunder and Toronto Extreem.Read

Dynamic duo set new standards in Trophy Jun 21 2007

TRACK and Field was once again in the spotlight, as two of Southport Waterloo’s top athletes set new club records last weekend.Read

Pennies from heaven? There's 6.5 bn of them Jun 21 2007

NEW research reveals that the average Brit’s pockets are considerably lighter than they should be with over 6.5 billion – £65 million worth – of pennies currently unaccounted for throughout the UK.Read

Art and crafts display hailed Jun 21 2007

HUNDREDS of works of art went on display in Waterloo at the weekend.Read

Hundreds get in the saddle Jun 21 2007

HUNDREDS of people braved the wind and rain at Litherland Sports Park on Sunday for the Active Cycle Sefton Tour.Read

THE promotion of biofuels to reduce carbon dioxide emissions is seriously flawed, according to a government scientist. Jun 21 2007

Roland Clift, professor of environmental technology at Surrey University, who sits on the scientific advisory council of the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, says that the use of biofuels is likely to increase emissions.Read

Thinking man’s sporty number Jun 21 2007

THIS could come as a bit of a shock, but you can fork out more than £18,000 on a Skoda.Read

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