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The community in Liverpool was left reeling after a devastating incident during Liverpool FC’s Premier League title victory parade. A car crashed into the crowd, resulting in 27 individuals being hospitalized and 20 others receiving treatment at the scene. Shockingly, four children were among the injured, with at least four individuals, including one child, sustaining… Continue reading Liverpool parade collision: what we know so far

rs while honking his horn. Police have said the incident is not terror-related but the nature of the investigation is still ongoing. Merseyside Police have requested anyone with information, photos, or videos related to the incident to come forward and assist with the investigation. Read the full article from The Guardian here: Read More

Liverpool FC’s Premier League victory parade took a dark turn on Monday evening as chaos ensued when a car collided with pedestrians in the city centre. Nearly 50 people, including children, were left injured as a result of the incident. The driver of the vehicle, a British man, was swiftly arrested at the scene of… Continue reading Dozens injured as car ploughs into crowd at Liverpool FC victory parade – video

In recent developments, a new study has revealed shocking statistics regarding the impact of plastic pollution on marine life. The study, conducted by a team of researchers, found that over 8 million tons of plastic enter the oceans every year, posing a severe threat to marine ecosystems. This alarming rate of pollution calls for immediate… Continue reading Liverpool parade collision: driver acted alone, incident not treated as terror, police say – video

On the bustling Strand, a joyful celebration had unfolded just 25 minutes prior. The Liverpool team paraded on an open-top bus, passing by the Royal Liver Building, as a massive crowd erupted into a moving rendition of You’ll Never Walk Alone to commemorate their new Premier League champions. The atmosphere was electrifying, with fireworks lighting… Continue reading A day of joy and celebration for Liverpool turned into one of horror

Following an incident on Water Street in Liverpool city center after LFC’s title parade, Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, released a statement expressing his sympathy and concern for those involved. The incident has marred what should have been a celebratory day for the city, following a fantastic bank holiday weekend. Cllr Robinson commended the emergency… Continue reading Statement from Council Leader following incident in Liverpool city centre

ices were called to the scene on Water Street in Liverpool city center n n n Several people were injured in the collision n n n The suspect, a 53-year-old white British man, has been arrested n n n The involvement of counter-terrorism officers is a precaution as the motive behind the collision is investigated… Continue reading Man arrested after people hit by car at Liverpool FC parade – latest updates

Following Liverpool FC’s Premier League victory parade, chaos broke out in Liverpool city center as a car collided with pedestrians, resulting in injuries and a man being detained by the police. Emergency services rushed to Water Street after reports of the incident just after 6pm on Monday. The scene was chaotic, with police cordons, ambulances,… Continue reading Man arrested after car hits pedestrians during Liverpool FC victory parade

Liverpool City Council is proposing updates to the charging policy for non-residential adult social care, marking the first changes in at least three years. Currently, the charges do not accurately reflect the true cost of care for individuals. With an allocated budget of £242 million for the 2024/25 financial year, adult social care is a… Continue reading Consultation set to take place on revised non-residential adult social care charging policy