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Dead body pulled from River Mersey shrouded in mystery for more than 40 years The body was found in the water at Widnes in 1980 and is one of five unidentified bodies found in Cheshire The River Mersey and Silver Jubilee Bridge viewed from Widnes. (Image: liverpoolecho) More than 40 years have passed since a dead body was pulled out of the River Mersey in Widnes but their identity remains a mystery to this day. Research by the ECHO data unit revealed the corpse is the oldest of five cases of un...

Get closer to nature with new Wild Aberdeen animal trail Spotting dolphins from Torry Battery is one of the activities in the new trail. A new Wild Aberdeen animal trail has been launched to help people delve into the marine environment on their doorstep. The team behind the popular Dolpinwatch project have launched the scheme to help residents young and old to get closer to nature. Activities have been designed to involve little or no equipment to help families become ocean explorers in rockpo...

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Doors have now opened on Neospace in Aberdeen following an £18million investment led by Lady Mone and her husband Doug Barrowman overlooking the river Dee.

Calls are being made to widen the scope of a £150 million plan to revitalise Aberdeen city centre and the beach.

A DOG sustained a dislocated hip after falling 20m down an embankment in Chester and getting stuck in mud.

Bala Lake Railway's manager says it was always the plan to extend the track to the town centre.

CONFUSION has arisen over whether a drainage system played a major part in Januarys severe flooding in Sandycroft.

NEW colourful signs created by children are now in place at The Groves in Chester, each displaying an important eco message.