Elliot Jessett

1 week ago | lancs.live | Jon Macpherson |Elliot Jessett

An adventurous 4x4 driver found themselves in quite the bind after getting "stuck in the mud" on a beach despite clear warnings to stay off. HM Coastguard teams swung into action on Wednesday night (April 9) following a call from Holyhead MRCC, rushing to a spot near the Weld Road car park in Southport where trouble was brewing.

2 weeks ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Elliot Jessett

HM Coastguard were called out last night after reports of a stranded carA 4x4 was found stranded and 'stuck in the mud' on a Merseyside beach after ignoring warning signs, according to HM Coastguard (HMC). The team were mobilised last night Wednesday April 9 by Holyhead MRCC and attended a location near to Weld Road car park, in Southport.

2 weeks ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Elliot Jessett

Merseyside Police are now investigating the hate crime incident and appealing for witnessesA mum and her young children were physically attacked and verbally abused while visiting their local shopping parade. Police are now investigating the incident as a possible hate crime after witnesses reported the assault on Wednesday, April 2 at 5:27pm. The family were walking on Manor Farm Road in Huyton, near to the shopping parade when they were reportedly approached by an individual.

2 weeks ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Elliot Jessett

Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service said a small spark can cause a lot of damageA spate of fires has scorched large areas of a much-loved Merseyside beauty spot. Rimrose Valley in Sefton is one of the region's most diverse and beautiful green spaces but has been subject to a number of fires in recent weeks. The last incident was reported on the evening of April 9 and first revealed on a community Facebook page. According to the original post, it the ninth reported fire in the last four weeks.

2 weeks ago | liverpoolworld.uk | Elliot Jessett

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowA nan is heartbroken after her favourite tree was so severely cut back she fears she’ll never see it bloom again. Rita Price, 66, has lived in one part of Bootle for more than 35 years and raised her five children there. Rita moved nearby to a bungalow in William Harvey Close fours years ago and was instantly struck by the large, beautiful chestnut tree sat in the centre of the communal field.