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Formby News for 11 December 2012

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Developers present new Formby Green Belt proposals at public exhibition Dec 11 2012

DEVELOPERS behind the controversial plans to build housing on Formby’s Green Belt are giving residents a chance to view their updated proposals.Read

Pay and display and car parking charges could rise by 30% as Sefton Council looks to save £43.7million Dec 11 2012

PAY and display charges in Southport could rocket by 30% as Sefton Council seeks to plug a huge funding gap in its finances.Read

Churches Together stage annual Christmas nativity in Formby Dec 11 2012

THE birth of Jesus is set to be brought to life this weekend as Churches Together stage their annual Christmas nativity.Read

A 34-year-old man had admitted shoplifting from charity shops and other businesses in Formby Dec 11 2012

A 34-YEAR-OLD man has been given a suspended jail sentence after he was caught carrying out a string of thefts at charity shops and businesses in Formby.Read

Bill Esterson’s Westminster Diary: 11/12/12 Dec 11 2012

THE Hillsborough independent panel report, among other things, found evidence of extensive alteration of police records and attempts to impugn the reputations of the deceased.Read

Friends and family of Frazer McCarthy have helped raise £3,300 for the Jamie Carragher 23 Foundation Dec 11 2012

THE friends and family of an Ainsdale man killed in a car crash on the Formby bypass have raised thousands of pounds for Jamie Carragher’s 23 Foundation.Read

Dr Reg and Barbara Yorke celebrate the release of their latest local history book, Formby Then and Now on sale at Formby Books Dec 11 2012

A FORMBY couple are set to take residents back in time with the release of their latest book.Read

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