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The inside story on Liverpool's intervention | Local Government Chronicle (LGC) - Vimarsana News

The inside story on Liverpool's intervention | Local Government Chronicle (LGC)

Liverpool City Council is expected to soon be under more scrutiny than any almost other council, Jessica Hill explains what this will look like. Last week

Former Liverpool Mayor no longer investigated by Lancashire Police - Vimarsana News

Former Liverpool Mayor no longer investigated by Lancashire Police

Former Mayor of Liverpool Joe Anderson is no longer under investigation by Lancashire Police.

Ex-Liverpool mayor Joe Anderson no longer under investigation by Lancashire police - Vimarsana News

Ex-Liverpool mayor Joe Anderson no longer under investigation by Lancashire police

Force launched inquiry in 2013 after allegations of financial irregularity over fleet maintenance contract

Lancs police drop investigation into ex Liverpool mayor Anderson - Vimarsana News

Lancs police drop investigation into ex Liverpool mayor Anderson

Former Liverpool mayor Joe Anderson has been told he is no longer under investigation by Lancashire police force. Mr Anderson, who was Liverpool mayor

Operation Sheridan: No sign of a quick conclusion for eight-year-long probe involving Lancashire County Council and former leader Geoff Driver - Vimarsana News

Operation Sheridan: No sign of a quick conclusion for eight-year-long probe involving Lancashire County Council and former leader Geoff Driver

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) says that even if any charges are ultimately brought as a result of a long-running investigation involving Lancashire County Council and one of its former leaders, the matter may still take “some time” to come to court.