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PG Million Yaad Boizz recording artiste PG Million is amping up the promotion of  his latest release, 'Fake Fully', a word he coined to sum up the 'epidemic' of betrayal caused by fake people in the society. The betrayal often leads to violence that shows up in the headlines of local tabloids and on local news reports.  "The fakeness causes people to lash out because of the anger at the level of betrayal, it happens too often, people ah wear fake masks long before COVID-19," PG Million said.  The single ‘Fake Fully’ was released on the Yaad Boizz label on December 12. Since its release...

24 derelict sites in Sefton that could bring more than 900 homes to the borough Sefton Council's brownfield register lists sites including the old Bootle gasworks, former schools and a demolished pub that could all be redeveloped for housing 14:27, 16 APR 2021 Get the best local news with our MySefton newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign Up Now When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meS...

Second Merseyside postcode told to get tested for South African strain The new coronavirus varient was identified in the PR9 area earlier this week 12:27, 4 FEB 2021 Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now People living in a second Merseyside postcode are now being told to get tested for the South African variant of coronavirus. The new variant was identified in a number of locations across the country earlier this week. Sefton Council yesterday said it was moving “swiftly” to detect and contain the new strain, after cases were confirmed in the PR9 area, which includes parts...

By Press Association 2021 An NHS Test and Trace worker hands a person a test kit in a drive-through testing centre in Southport The emergence of the South African variant of coronavirus in a seaside town caused “shock, concern and confusion”, a councillor has said as testing of 10,000 residents gets under way. Mobile testing units were set up in Southport, Merseyside, on Wednesday and deliveries of home testing kits were due to begin to try to trace any more cases of the variant. Councillor Greg Myers said one case of the South Afric...