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Plans for new restaurant on Liverpool's Bold Street

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By Nick Tyrrell Verified
| MSN South Africa Verified
A new restaurant could be opened on Bold Street under plans recently submitted to Liverpool Council. Proposals from Andrew Skeete would see the Smiffys fancy dress shop become a restaurant or bistro. Bold Street is already home to popular restaurants such as Maray and The Italian Club, with restaurants and bars in the area benefitting from a closure of the road to traffic, allowing expanded space for restaurants to serve people outside.
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Thousands of Liverpool homeowners set to be offered big opportunity

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By Nick Tyrrell Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Thousands of homeowners in Liverpool could get the opportunity to make a key purchase to give them further control over their homes under council proposals. In a notice on its website, Liverpool Council proposed plans to sell off around 9,000 ground leases to property owners. The leases are held on properties which the council has disposed of in previous decades.
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The Influence of Eurasian Snow Extent on the Northern Extratropical Stratosphere in a QBO Resolving Model

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By Nick Tyrrell Verified, Petri Räisänen, Alexey Y. Karpechko
| Color Research & Application Verified
The European Centre/Hamburg version 6 atmospheric model with a well-defined stratosphere and an internally generated Quasi-biennial oscillation (QBO) was used to study the relationship between the autumn Eurasian snow extent and the wintertime climate of the northern hemisphere. A positive snow cover anomaly was imposed over Eurasia in early autumn and held constant until spring. One hundred years of the snow anomaly run was compared with a 100 year control run.
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