Dispersal Zone introduced in Liverpool City Centre to keep public safe during Halloween ...
A further precautionary Dispersal Zone has been put in place in Liverpool City Centre so everyone stays safe during the Halloween and Bonfire period.
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A further precautionary Dispersal Zone has been put in place in Liverpool City Centre so everyone stays safe during the Halloween and Bonfire period.
As in previous years, a further precautionary Dispersal Zone has been put in place in Speke so everyone stays safe during the Halloween and Bonfire period.
As in previous years, precautionary Dispersal Zones have been put in place in areas of south Liverpool so everyone stays safe during the Halloween and Bonfire period.
As in previous years, precautionary Dispersal Zones have been put in place across Sefton so everyone stays safe during the Halloween and Bonfire period.
Merseyside Police is working with partners to find new ways to engage young people to prevent antisocial behaviour across the Halloween and Bonfire period.
A dispersal zone has been introduced in Huyton town centre today, Wednesday 30 October, to help everyone stay safe during the Halloween and Bonfire period.
Detectives are continuing to appeal for information on the second anniversary of the murder of Jacqueline Rutter in Wirral in 2022.
We can confirm that a man who was involved in a road collision in Seacombe this morning, Tuesday 29 October has tragically died.
We are appealing for information following a serious road traffic collision between a pedestrian and a car in Eastham on Sunday 27 October.
Chief Constable Chief Constable Serena Kennedy has today, Tuesday 29 October, made the following statement in relation to the case of Axel Muganwa Rudakubana: