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RSPCA Column: Can you give Bobby, Iris or Tibby a home?
The latest updates from the RSPCA Southport, Ormskirk & District Branch
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400 per cent Council Tax bill for Sefton homes standing empty for too long
Sefton Council hope their Empty Homes Premium will help tackle housing shortages
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Inspiring Merseyside care project up for national award
A photography project commissioned by Community Integrated Care and Open Eye Gallery has been shortlisted for a Creative Arts Award
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Southport teen's two-mile a day challenge for disabled children at Rainbow Hub
Rowan Munro is raising funds for the Mawdesley charity that supports children with physical and neurological disabilities
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Mobile art museum will tour Liverpool on 10-week tour
The Art Explora Mobile Museum in collaboration with Tate and MuMo, aims to make great art accessible to everyone
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Wirral MP urges government to protect green belt and support brownfield development
Margaret Greenwood has said the government needs to take action now to drive the development of brownfield sites
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Great Pottery Show Down judge heads to Southport summer event
Ceramicist Keith Brymer Jones will be entertaining crowds at Southport Flower Show
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Merseyside Police take creative approach to combat addiction
New Brighton exhibition showcases artistic talents of residents in local hostels
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Shine a spotlight on your unsung teaching hero in the North West
The Pearson National Teaching Awards are open for nominations
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Liverpool students awarded grants to aid studies into future pandemic threats and infections
The grants will help boost the career development opportunities of each winner
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Brothers broken by love is basis for Hoylake author's first novel
Beyant Ireland has been released by Joe Pinnington
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Merseyside schools join The Big Lent Walk to tackle global poverty
Over 400 schools and 150,000 pupils nationwide have already signed up, and are calling for more to join