Cheryl Mullin

4 weeks ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Ben Haslam |Cheryl Mullin

Police have descended on a Kirkby road this afternoon due to an incident inside a block of flats. Officers can be seen on Roughwood Drive, with a cordon across the entrance to Beech Rise. People living inside the flats on the road have been told they are unable to leave the building. Reports from residents in the area said blood is visible at the scene. Our reporter, Ben Haslam, is live at the scene to bring updates. Merseyside Police has been contacted for more information.

1 month ago | express.co.uk | Neil Shaw |Cheryl Mullin

Mum, 21, found dead after doing laughing gas with a chest infectionAn inquest has ruled a young mum died after inhaling laughing gas while battling a chest infection. Share Article Bookmark Kira Booth was found dead in her flat (Image: Lancashire Constabulary)The body of 21 year old Kira Booth was tragically discovered in her flat by her support worker in November last year, reports the Liverpool Echo.

1 month ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Cheryl Mullin |Neil Lancefield

Just five businesses are responsible for nearly half of all parking tickets issued in the last six monthsPrivate parking firms are on track to hand out an unprecedented 14.5 million tickets to drivers across Britain within a year, new analysis reveals. The RAC, which carried out the research, said just five companies were responsible for issuing almost half of all tickets.

1 month ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Cheryl Mullin |Nicole Wootton-Cane |Tim Hanlon

Andrew Paul Hewitt was found at his family home the day after he attended an away gameA man took his own life after police launched a probe into an alleged racist gesture made at a football match, an inquest heard. It was claimed dedicated Chester FC fan Andrew Paul Hewitt, 52, "could not face the embarrassment" of a potential club ban or jail sentence before he was found dead at his home in Flint, North Wales, on December 1 last year.

1 month ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Cheryl Mullin |Wesley Holmes

Video LoadingVideo UnavailableThe video will auto-play soon8CancelPlay nowHuge plumes of smoke are pouring into the sky from an apparent fire at Liverpool Central Station. At 4.55pm Merseytravel posted on X that due to a fire alarm being activated at the city centre station, no services can call there and that passengers should use Moorfields or Lime Street. Pictures from the scene show huge amounts of grey smoke pouring into the sky, with fire crews arriving on scene.