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KEY Merseyside projects - to build bridges, roads, rail links and expand the port - would "grind to a halt" under leaked Conservative plans, it was claimed last night. Labour leapt on the revelation that the regional spatial strategy (RSS) would be scrapped within weeks of a Conservative election victory. The Tories are planning to use executive powers to axe the RSS - a wide-ranging strategy for housing, transport and business investment over the next decade - without the need to pass legisl...
Lorry Driver Kidnapped at Gunpoint ; Raiders Torch Truck After Heist On Industrial Estate
AN armed gang of hijackers kidnapped a terrified trucker at gunpoint. They made off with his lorry-load of sportswear in yesterday's raid on Deeside Industrial Estate.