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Burscough Football Club saved from extinction in the High Court

BURSCOUGH Football Club has been saved from extinction at the eleventh hour as it has paid off its tax bill.Read

Aughton family fighting plans for a hotel in The Swan pub car park next to their home

AN AUGHTON family is battling against a planning application to build a hotel next to their property as they fear it could cause their home to become vulnerable to thieves.Read

Ormskirk Guides celebrate Thinking Day

ORMSKIRK Guides marked their centenary Thinking Day with a high energy celebration at Scarisbrick Village Hall.Read

Burscough teenager dies after crash in Lathom

A TEENAGER from Burscough has died after his moped collided with a car at the weekend.Read

Soldiers in Afghanistan had to ask for mine detection training, inquest into Liverpool soldier’s death told

SOLDIERS in Afghanistan had to ask for their own mine detection training and practised finding explosives in a “sand pit”, an inquest heard.Read

West Lancashire Councillor Neil Furey launches ‘Honey I shrunk the workforce’ DVD

SKELMERSDALE councillor Neil Furey wants to put West Lancashire Council staff cuts on film.Read

West Lancashire Council’s home improvements plans come under fire

A £5M improvement scheme for West Lancashire Council homes has come under fire from Labour opposition councillors.Read

West Lancashire-based Flavourfresh wins national growers award

BANKS-based tomato specialists Flavourfresh have won the Horticulture Week magazine’s salad grower of the year award.Read

Ormskirk smear test lab analysis to move from Southport

WOMEN in Ormskirk have been promised they will receive the results of smear tests within a fortnight.Read

500 people flock to see firearms display at Rufford Old Hall

THE GUNS came out at Rufford Old Hall – around 500 people flocking to see the historic collection of firearms.Read

Burscough FC saved from extinction by paying tax bill

A NON-LEAGUE football club was saved from extinction at the eleventh hour after paying off its tax bill.Read

World famous pianist John Lill to perform at Parbold Village Hall

A WORLD renowned and award winning pianist is to present a Beethoven concert at Parbold Village Hall in March.Read

Kelly Shirley dance school sisters chosen as models

TWO YOUNG sisters have been selected to model for a world renowned company.Read

West Lancashire Council mayor Cllr Geoff Roberts helps raise cash with Blackpool Mayor

THERE is nothing more depressing to the vibrancy of a town centre than to have empty shops on the High Street, so it was good news to have Iceland return to Ormskirk and we had the pleasure this week of officially opening their store on Aughton Street.Read

New exhibition examines art techniques at Ormskirk’s Chapel Gallery

ART enthusiasts won’t want to miss the next exhibition at Chapel Gallery as it explores the age-old creative practice of using line and form.Read

Missing cash: Burscough leisure centre staff given backing

WEST Lancashire Council leisure chief Cllr Andrew Fowler has backed staff at Burscough Sports Centre after reports that cash had gone missing from its coffers.Read

February 1988: Anti-blood sports campaigners march on Downing Street

RECENTLY the hunting debate has become a hot topic of discussion, just as it was in West Lancashire in February 1988 when anti-blood sports campaigners did a protest march from Altcar to Downing Street.Read

Sefton council proposes raising council tax by an average £40 a year

TAXPAYERS in Sefton are likely to face an increase of £40 on the average bill for next year.Read

Skelmersdale solicitor claims he was only trying to negotiate a reward for the return of stolen £40m Leonardo da Vinci painting

A SOLICITOR accused of being part of a £4.25m extortion plot said he wanted to negotiate a reward for clients who could help with the recovery of a stolen Leonardo da Vinci painting, a court heard.Read

Skelmersdale solicitor claims he was only trying to negotiate a reward for the return of stolen £40m Leonardo da Vinci painting

A SOLICITOR accused of being part of a £4.25m extortion plot said he wanted to negotiate a reward for clients who could help with the recovery of a stolen Leonardo da Vinci painting, a court heard.Read

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