Coroner's office seeking relatives of 66-year-old who died at her home on Ash Road. Janet Mitchell, who lived in Birkenhead, passed away on 14 August.
An appeal has been issued to trace the next of kin of a Birkenhead woman who has died.
Janet Mitchell, 66, passed away at her home on Ash Road on Friday 14 August. There are no suspicious circumstances surrounding her death.
Anyone with information about her relatives is asked to contact the coroner's office on 0151 351 1491 or 0151 233 5770, or by email at hmcoroner@liverpool.gov.uk.
The office is open from 9:15 am to 4.:15pm, Monday to Friday.
The family and friends of Sam Capper have continued their extraordinary fundraising tradition, with their latest efforts bringing the total raised for the RNLI to almost £40,000 since the 15-year-old's tragic death in 2012.
Birkenhead Market traders are set to relocate to the former TJ Hughes store before the end of the year, with the council hoping the move will help revitalise a struggling town centre. Reportedly, work before the demolition is almost in motion.
The family of Terance Boyd, who worked at Cammell Laird and later the Royal Liverpool Hospital, is seeking information about conditions at workplaces where he may have been exposed to asbestos. Terance died last year, and it was revealed he had asbestosis, caused by exposure to asbestos materials.
Students at The Birkenhead Park School collected their GCSE results this morning, building on the school's best-ever performance last year.
Around 300 girls from 26 grassroots teams across Merseyside, north Wales and Cheshire will take part in the tournament at Leasowe Recreation Centre on Saturday. The tournament is also serving to raise awareness of gender-based violence against women and girls by partnering with Merseyside Police.
The family and friends of Sam Capper have continued their extraordinary fundraising tradition, with their latest efforts bringing the total raised for the RNLI to almost £40,000 since the 15-year-old's tragic death in 2012.
Birkenhead Market traders are set to relocate to the former TJ Hughes store before the end of the year, with the council hoping the move will help revitalise a struggling town centre. Reportedly, work before the demolition is almost in motion.
Train services between Bidston and Liverpool Central have been suspended, with rail replacement buses running and a shuttle service operating between Bidston and West Kirby. Trains are also affected between Birkenhead North and New Brighton. The delays have been due to a signal failure on the line.
