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The Colomendy holiday camp in North Wales is to close with immediate effect, as the company which owns it, Kingswood, has gone into administration.

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(08/03/2024 07:44)childwallblues Wrote:  Astra Zeneca is to invest £450 million on a new factory at Speke to manufacture vaccines. The company already has a manufacturing factory in the area.

AstraZeneca has announced that they have scrapped the investment, blaming a reduction in government support.

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The former Mayor of Liverpool Joe Anderson and former deputy leader of Liverpool City Council Derek Hatton have been charged with bribery and misconduct related to Merseyside Police 'Operation Aloft' investigation, with 12 people charged in total related to the investigation.

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Everton FC owners The Friedkin Group are in talks with Peel Ports to purchase Nelson Dock which lies to the south of Bramley Moore Dock.

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The Radio City Breakfast Show will come to an end in June, as Bauer Media have announced their intentions to scrap local and regional breakfast shows from June 9th, in which local and regional breakfast shows will be replaced by a national breakfast show.

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Reform UK narrowly win the Runcorn & Helsby by-election, gaining the seat from Labour by just 6 votes.

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Austria win the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 with Wasted Love by JJ

Israel place second with New Day Will Rise by Yuval Raphael, with Estonia finishing third with Espresso Macchiato by Tommy Cash, the latter scoring 356 points, 1 point down from Israels total of 357

Despite a good run on the jury vote (including 12 points being awarded by Italy) and scoring 88 points, the United Kingdom received no public votes and finished 19th.