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- The RSPCA is appealing to the public for information after an “extremely matted” dog - who had to be put under anaesthetic to be shaved - was abandoned in Liverpool. The shih tzu - called Pepper - was found tied under a bush in Scargreen Recreation Ground, Norris Green, on Wednesday, 12 July. Pepper is now making a good recovery.
- Merseyside Fire Brigades Union Members are voting in a new ballot for industrial action. This is the latest action in an ongoing dispute with Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service in relation to conditions and a reduction in night-time staffing numbers in fire control. The ballot closes on 21 August.
- New cycle lanes, walking routes and some major changes to Birkenhead town centre have been given final approval. Part of Grange Road West is expected to become a trial low traffic neighbourhood with new public spaces and planters, reducing the road down to one lane. New cycle and walking routes would be installed around Conway Park train station. The plans are expected to cost nearly £12m.
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