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Dairy Site Could Become New Homes NO RETEST NORTH LIVERPOOL M.O.T’S ONLY £39.95 FEE SERVICE from £69.95 inc VAT AIR CON RE GAS £59.95 DIAGNOSIS REPAIRS FROM £29.95 ALL MAKES REPAIRS • CLUTCHES • GEARBOXES • BRAKES • CAMBELTS • EXHAUSTS ETC BOOK IN OR WHILE - U - WAIT Open Mon-Fri 8.30 - 5.30, Sat 9-1pm DEDICATED COVID 19 CONFORMING MOT WAITING ROOM 0151 547 1831 OR 0151 546 5100 OPTION 2, OR BOOK ONLINE www.mountgarageliverpool.co.uk 28 April 2021 Vol 28 l Issue 17 www.champnews.com MOUNT GARAGE, Prescot Road, Melling L31 1AR, THE GULF GARAGE INSIDE Dairy site Dog walkers THIS could become collared with WEEK: new homes new rules! CHURCH HALL SALE PUTS The former Blundellsands United Reformed COMMUNITY Church GROUPS AT RISK Ruth Mwandumba wants to inspire other black athletes. Picture by COMMUNITY groups and charities Baskets charity, Crosby Orchestral Society, Paul Cooper which use a former church hall as their a women’s support group called Cuppa Tea home, risk being turfed out after the Report by Tom Martin Time, a puppy training group and more. building was put up for sale. After being told they could be kicked out The hall has been placed on the open by June, it leaves the community groups Champion target shooter market alongside the closed-down Blun- privately bought. There are a number of scrambling to secure alternative facilities. dellsands United Reformed Church, on groups that are based inside the hall, Sefton Baby Baskets has been distribut- aims to inspire more black Warren Road, and they could both now be including a local scout group, Sefton Baby ing Moses baskets filled with donated clothes and provisions from the building since last year. athletes to take up the sport Vice-chair of the charity, Lauren Ather- ton said: “We ’ve been really grateful for AN international target shooter Target shooting involves the the URC’s support since the church closed. from Waterloo, who became the use of air rifles, pistols and It’s been a brilliant base for a new charity. first black person to represent other guns, with some of the key “But now it’s in the hands of the Mersey- England in the discipline, wants skills involving concentration, side Synod whether they take developers’ to encourage more people from self-discipline and great self- money and let it be turned into posh flats different backgrounds to take control in order to hit a target. or they keep the original spirit alive by up the sport. Ruth is hoping to one day com- selling to another church or community Ruth Mwandumba, 25, wants pete in the Olympic Games, g ro u p . ” to inspire change after realising having already represented Another group that uses the venue is the she was the only black compet- Great Britain and England on 2nd Crosby Scout Group, which was estab- itor in her sport - not only in the numerous occasions. lished in 1908 and is one of the UK’s oldest UK, but across Europe. Turn to page 5 scout groups. Some of the groups’organisers outside the church Continued on page 5 PAPER ADVERTISEMENT Protect our Rejuvenate our Providing the Time for remaining high streets and real opposition greenbelt land town centres to Sefton Labour Council change in Conserve historic Invest in the buildings and our protection of our Sefton Central local heritage coastline Promoted by Martyn Barber on behalf of Sefton Central Conservative Candidates, all of Sefton Central Conservative Association, Oce 8, 37-39 Shakespeare Street, Southport, PR8 5RB. 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Dairies. “Throughout the layout design process, a key focus has Bellway has submitted a planning application to been to ensure delivery of a new neighbourhood that Sefton Council to create the huge development on a integrates into the wider settlement. patch of land to the north of Kenyons Lane, between Liv- “The vision was designed around existing and potential erpool Road and the A59. new green infrastructure to encourage community activ- As part of the plan, Morton’s Dairies, on Kenyons Lane, ity. Theconnection to the wider area has been embraced, will be torn down with the business relocating else- reinforcing the gateway into the development. w h e re . “The development has been driven by the need to pro- Bellway state in their planning application: “The site is pose an appropriate scheme which logically integrates split into two distinct parts. The northern part comprises into the community of Lydiate. The layout has been low level maintained grass. 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Superintendent Jenn Wilson activity along with our proactive previous year (2019-2020). part in a week-long campaign to said: “Although this week highlights policing can deter them from get- “Our collaborative #BladeFree highlight knife-crime. knife crime in particular, this ting involved in this sort of campaign also provides a hub for The national campaign, known as remains our priority all year round. criminality and provide them with young people to find exciting clubs #OpSceptre, started on Monday “With determination from us and appropriate advice and support to and activities in their area to ensure (April 26) and aims to proactively support from the public, I have no seek more positive futures. they are steered away from crime. target those carrying weapons, doubt that we can positively impact “In addition to #OpSceptre, we “We are always looking for sup- reduce these offences, raise aware- our communities and make changes continue with our own forcewide porters and hope that whether you ness of the dangers of knife crime, to ensure the safety of all those liv- initiative; Operation Target, which are a member of the public, run a and provide young people with ing in and visiting Merseyside. is focused on reducing all serious club or volunteer at a community more positive alternatives to crime. “This concentrated week of action and violent crime. centre, you too can get involved.” Decision to close In Merseyside, officers are carry- is dedicated to tackling knife crime, “We ’re proud that this financial To report someone in possession ing out a variety of policing activity but we will also spend a lot of time year (April 2020-March 2021) has of a knife, know whether they are social centre is met including open land searches, stop talking to the wider public and edu- resulted in 4,312 people being being hidden or are simply con- searches, high visibility and plain cating young people about the arrested for knife and serious viol- cerned about your loved one, clothed patrols, weapon sweeps as dangers carrying a knife can lead ence offences as well as seeing a contact police on 0800 555 111, or with dismay by MP well as working with their partners, t o.
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