Southport Visiter - 2018-09-27

• Pier part-closed as upgrades kick in
• Vandals attack brand new bar by the sea
• ‘Junk’ handbag set to sell for thousands
• Sparkling night of fireworks and music
• Burglars threaten scared autistic boy as he watches TV
• Children under 6 tested positive for heroin & cocaine
• Skydive is scarier than my cancer
• End lease fees scandal, says campaigner
• Resort battered as Storm Ali blows in
• Speed cameras trap 6,000 at crash hotspot
• Park life worth celebratin­g
• We should be encouragin­g bowling – not stopping it
• REMEMBER NORMAN?
• Care home to reopen as Priory hospital
• Yob jailed for attacks during train journey
• Now visit your GP on any day of the week
• £500 grants for firms to improve wellbeing
• Giant number of complaints leads to rethink on rail closures
• We sizzled in the summer – and now meet the plumpkins
• Top Royal accolade for spinal care group
• Golf day is a fair way to raise charity funds
• When every day was
• Town’s in for Mighty good festive radio
• Drugs find as guard arrested in jail probe
• Head into Clouds for taste of future cuisine
• Fares may rise to pay ‘£7m’ bill for rail crew
• Strike action continues on Northern
• What to look out for in this year’s festival
• People won’t let me stop doing the hospital radio DJ
• My sticks are Taylor made to add style to support
• Great gran’s first half marathon – at the age of 77
• Vet staff take on the big challenge
• Suited and booted
• Third time lucky as Trophy heads home
• Loo edge narrow Cumbrian victory
• The good old days of jumping the 15 bus
• Summer of success for Vics
• Linnets push on with move
• Rhys lightning again as Callum spins in
• Southport presence at Trials
• I’ve gone out to win trophies at every club in my career
• Ogle looks to future with Port
• Skem stop the rot with pleasing point
• Wonder save denies United at the death
• Yellows fire five in pursuit of Trophy
• Art the star in Constellat­ions
• Whiskey-lover duck a spirited performer
• But seriously... comedy about afterlife will knock you dead
• Acclaimed show leaps into action
• Breweries put care at the core of their business: it’s the future
• Audience will laugh – and cry!
• Peach Melba’s a retro treat
• Fashion a house of plants

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