David Humphreys
Local Democracy Reporter at Liverpool Echo
Local Democracy Reporter @LivEchonews [email protected] https://t.co/bMWUuHouIT
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bbc.com | David Humphreys
City's dog fouling fines could rise to £100David HumphreysLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceBBCCleaning up litter and fly-tipping costs the council over £12m a yearFines for anyone caught failing to clean up after their dog in Liverpool could rise to £100 as part of a fresh crackdown on littering in general. Inconsiderate pet owners currently face fixed penalty notices of £80.
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liverpoolecho.co.uk | David Humphreys
It will be illegal to sell disposable single use vapes in the UK from SundayA warning has been issued to Liverpool businesses ahead of a major change being implemented across the country this weekend. From Sunday, it will be illegal to sell or supply single-use or disposable vapes throughout the UK. The new legislation applies to all disposable vapes, regardless of whether they contain nicotine, and covers both in-store and online sales.
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liverpoolworld.uk | David Humphreys
Inconsiderate parking, rubbish dumping and the “smell of fish and death” are driving residents mad in one part of Liverpool as officials have launched a wide-ranging investigation into a convenience store. Frustrated families have told the LDRS how they are living in a “forced situation” as problem parkers and planning issues blight their community in Kensington in Liverpool.
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liverpoolecho.co.uk | David Humphreys
In 2021, health inspectors said hospital bosses were 'out of touch'Leadership at the top of Liverpool’s hospitals has been given a ringing endorsement by a national health watchdog after an excoriating review four years ago. The Care Quality Commission has delivered its latest assessment of performance of the management of the Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust following an update inspection earlier this year.
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liverpoolworld.uk | David Humphreys
New images have given a first look at plans for a new £40m special educational needs school in Liverpool. With the number of children across the city requiring an Education Health and Care Plan (EHCP) increasing and families searching for specialist placement, the local authority is moving forward with the proposed establishment of a purpose built site in West Derby. Currently, children at the existing Princes School are spread across four sites, including a main location in Toxteth.
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The leader of Liverpool Council has defended the decision to scrap free city centre parking saying it was “necessary” and “proportionate.” Liam Robinson admitted the change was never going to be “universally popular” https://t.co/tlhviGkDWC
Everton 1-4 Aston Villa, March 1998 Everton 2-0 Peterborough, January 2025
When did your Goodison story start and end? 💭 #EndOfAnEra https://t.co/mE0kWlYUWV
Phew, I’m so glad you said, Daniel.
It saddens me that Everton are leaving their ancestral home for a new stadium - I'm not sure the ground at Bramley-Moore Dock will ever replicate the glory of Goodison Park, writes DANNY MURPHY https://t.co/WzhllbNz4y
