A HUGE cannabis farm worth between £3-4million has been found in a property in Waterloo.Officers went to the address on South Road on Thursday, September 23 when they discovered nearly 900 plants located across eight rooms.They were hidden behind metal bars and plastic sheeting on the windows.A 16
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Children from Sierra Leone graduate high school after support from local charity
by Tom Martin
TWO youngsters from Sierra Leone, who were supported by The Waterloo Partnership, have graduated high school.Five years ago, Ebola caused thousands
Students being welcomed back to borough
by Henry James
WEST Lancashire Community Safety Partnership is welcoming Edge Hill University students back to the borough for ‘Welcome Week’ (Sept 25 – October 3)
Runner to take on unique challenge for hospice
by Tom Martin
A SOUTHPORT runner will take on a unique challenge in Spain in the hope of raising money for Queenscourt Hospice.Kyle Rimmer-Greaves will enter a
GP Practice staff plea for support from patients
by Tom Martin
GP Practice staff are asking patients in Sefton for support as they work through their “busiest ever period”.Health bosses at the Clinical
Adoption agency runs campaign in effort to keep siblings together
by Henry James
DUE to an increasing requirement for loving families for brothers and sisters, Adoption Lancashire and Blackpool have launched a new campaign
Residents enjoy street party!
by Tom Martin
RESIDENTS in Thornton came together to enjoy a street party.Locals who live in Sundial Place made the most of day by having cakes, sandwich platters
College welcomes new Chair of Governors
by Tom Martin
HUGH Baird College has begun its new academic year by welcoming Geraldine Sloan as its new Chair of Governors. A Chartered Accountant who runs her
Schools invited to be part of new air pollution project
by Tom Martin
SCHOOLS in Sefton are being offered the chance to join a new research programme to understand the levels of Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) in the
Former college student returns to brief new students about his experiences in navy
by Henry James
SKELMERSDALE lad Dylan Leigh Davis has been celebrating after taking part in his passing out ceremony as he joins HMS Raleigh.Dylan’s success follows
Plans to be put in place to reduce chances of flooding and coastal erosion
by Tom Martin
A PLAN will be put together by local authorities to reduce the risk of flooding and coastal erosion in Sefton over the next decade.Sefton Council, as
Pupils delighted to link up with Amazonian man
by Henry James
THE Year 4 children at St James’ Primary in Ashurst in Skelmersdale, were delighted to link up online with a real life Amazonian via Zoom as part of
Running Club marks third anniversary
by Ollie Cowan
MEMBERS of the Southport Strollers Running Club have celebrated their third birthday!A spokesperson for the club said: “We began in September 2018