To mark Holocaust Memorial Day we look back at Harris House

Racist graffiti has become a common problem in other areas of Sefton recently

More than 2,000 headstones are unsafe in Southport and Ainsdale - but few owners have been found

The company's directors have had their assets frozen

Plus: Drug driving arrest after man left in critical condition, Southport Inquiry latest and battle for GP appointments

Plus: Andrew Brown's guide to what's happening this week

Plus: Is it the end of the 'big stink'?

Plus: Andrew Brown's guide to What's On This Week

Plus: Restaurant forced to lose outdoor service unit and revamp planned for historic pub

Plus: Arson attack on century old shelter; funding boost for Queenscourt Hospice; and What's On This Week

Plus: Golf ball rows stalls plan for dozens of new homes

Plus: Southport Imam on the legacy of fear caused by mosque attack

Plus: 'Jungle' fears for pensioners losing grass cutting service

Plus: Martial arts centre to open in former car showroom

PLUS: Southport Pier SAVED and tributes paid to much loved teacher

Plus: £10m Town Hall Gardens revamp honours Alice, Bebe and Elsie and BBC Radio Merseyside comes to Southport

Plus: Golf bosses press on with Birkdale Common plan and why were police called to peaceful protest outside council offices?

Plus: The return of Greggs to Southport? And traders speak out over town centre works

Plus: The ultimate What's On guide for this May half-term

Plus: Pub closes doors as roadworks keep customers away

Plus: Anger as United Utilities profits double and Andrew Brown's What's On guide to the week ahead

PLUS: Man's journey from homeowner to sleeping on Southport Pier to being safe again

PLUS: Sefton Council leader survives rebellion from fellow Labour councillor

Plus: Traders plead for help during Southport Market roadworks

Local authorities believe the Environment Agency is best-placed to tackle landfills. But years of austerity means they can't necessarily provide the level of protection that they want to.

Plus: Sefton Council's failed search for £131k exec and Andrew Brown's What's On guide

Plus: London Marathon run in memory of Southport attack victims + Formby Bypass speed reduction planned

Plus: Andrew Brown's What's On guide to the week ahead

Plus: New effort to lead Burscough Curves campaign

Finney House, Preston A claim from a Reform UK candidate that a closing care facility in Preston could be used to house asylum seekers is 'completely unfoun

Plus: The latest headlines from across the town

Plus: Andrew Brown's What's On guide for the rest of the Easter holidays

Paul Faulkner, the BBC and Lancashire Post Central Lancashire Democracy Reporter will be your host and questionmaster for the evening Residents are to get

Plus: Is Southport beach turning into a 'grass infested muddy expanse'?

A butter pie at Deepdale Stadium A journalist writing about another journalist is never a fun thing to do, and often uninteresting. So before I get stuck

Plus: Warning to dog owners and pain of Southport Pier closure

The Convention of the North has come to Preston for its annual event and @Jamie Lopez has been there for us on day one, with @Ed Walker and @Zoe Grunewald joining for day two. Here are some of our the...

Plus: More misery for Southport Pier arcade owner

Campaigners are worried the design of the scheme will put Ukrainian refugees at risk of losing their jobs and homes

Plus: Andrew Brown's What's On guide for the half-term week

Donald Trump and Elon Musk have acted quickly - and it's not clear if they have done so legally - over what they deem to be a waste of taxpayer money

Plus: Pay and display warning and the latest headlines across the town

Plus: How you can still support those affected