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bbc.com | Elliot Jessett
Demolition begins on part of 1960s shopping centreElliot JessettLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceLDRSSefton Council bought The Strand in Bootle seven years ago for £32.5mThe demolition of parts of a Merseyside 1960s shopping centre has begun. Sections of The Strand in Bootle are being knocked down as part of a project to transform the complex. The demolition marks the next step in the Bootle Strand Transformation Project and is part of a broader vision for the town centre.
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liverpoolecho.co.uk | Elliot Jessett
Regulator praised council for its commitment to 'promoting people's independence' as part of its adult social care serviceSefton Council landed one of the top marks in the North West for its Adult Social Care service with inspectors praising its staff for being ‘knowledgeable, compassionate and caring’. The authority, which has more than 7,000 residents accessing Adult Social Care services, received a ‘good’ rating from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in its report published today.
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liverpoolecho.co.uk | Elliot Jessett
Council has introduced an order to protect the wellbeing of residents and protect the living conditions of future occupants of the HMOsHundreds of campaigners in Aintree Village have achieved something 'truly ground breaking' as they continue their fight for more autonomy in local decision-making.
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liverpoolecho.co.uk | Elliot Jessett
The transformation of the shopping centre includes the creation of a public town square and leisure areasDemolition at Bootle Strand has officially begun marking the first phase of a major regeneration project. Sefton Council said the transformation of the iconic shopping centre will revitalise the area and mark the next chapter for the town. The Strand has been a central part of Bootle’s identity and economy since it opened in 1968.
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express.co.uk | Grace Piercy |Elliot Jessett
‘I was taken to court for not paying licence fee despite never watching anything on BBC’Lee Stuart applied for a TV licence when he moved into his property, but later decided to cancel it. Share Article Bookmark Lee Stuart was taken to court for not having a licence fee (Image: Colin Lane)A man is celebrating after a court case relating to his TV licence was dismissed at Sefton Magistrates Court.
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