James O’Neil, James Nolan and David Pugh were jailed for more than 24 years after another man was shot in broad daylight at McDonalds drive thru in Wirral. THREE men have been jailed for more than 24 years after another man was shot in broad daylight at McDonalds drive thru in Wirral. David Pugh, 32, from Huyton was found guilty of grievous bodily harm and possession of a firearm and was sentenced to 15 years and nine months behind bars James Nolan, 31, from Prescot was found guilty of grievous bodily harm and sentenced to seven years and six months behind bars. James O’Neil, 33, of Leyfield Road, Liverpool found guilty of assisting an offender and was sentenced to 17 months behind bars.
The man behind several eye-catching artworks across Wirral says he wants to make New Ferry the mural capital of Merseyside after picking up his first ever award. Paul Curtis has been declared Liverpool City Region Artist of the Year by the LCR Culture & Creativity Awards 2020, following a prolific 12 months that captured the Wirral public s imagination. The creator of now infamous Oxton mural and HMS Birkenhead masterpiece in Woodside accepted the award from actress Eithne Brown in a virtual ceremony on Friday evening. Speaking exclusively to the
Globe, Paul said: It s brilliant. It s one thing that I ve had missing. I lot of the public like my art but I ve never really been recognised in an awards sense.
The vaccination centre at Woodchurch Leisure Centre. Photo: Richard Garnett A member of staff has spoken about her pride in the great efforts a Wirral vaccination centre is making in the fight against Coronavirus. And from tomorrow, NHS staff will begin vaccinating people aged 65 to 69 and those who are clinically vulnerable against the virus, with over one million people already invited to book a jab. Woodchurch Vaccination Centre celebrating passing the 17,000 mark for jabs on Friday (February 12), helping to protect both high-risk category patients and health care workers. A makeshift sign displayed at the centre, which is in the grounds of Woodchurch Leisure Centre, said that the figure equates to approximately 21% of the West Wirral population.
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TODAY, road traffic offences and accidents are generally associated with the advent of the motor car. But dangerous driving, speeding and road accidents were also a serious problem in the age that preceded them. Nowadays the police have the benefit of car registration plates to identify offenders. Although these did not exist in the 19th century, the law did require all backboards and tail gates on waggons and carts to clearly display the name of the owner and their town or village. Heavy fines were imposed on those who failed to display their details clearly. Offences relating to speeding vehicles were introduced under the Offences Against the Person Act 1861 – “Whosoever, having the charge of a carriage or vehicle, shall by wanton or furious driving or racing, or other wilful misconduct, or by wilful neglect …. be guilty of a misdemeanor.”