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Tony Snell

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I do the radio thing @bbcmerseyside Evertonian, gardener and occasional nark but mostly leading a mild life. AWARDS : 2nd in the 200 meters sports day 1978
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Liverpool mayor 'can work with Reform' after St Helens win

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By Tony Snell, Jonny Humphries
| Yahoo Verified
Reform UK won control of St Helens Council and came close to completely wiping out Labour [BBC] Mayor Steve Rotheram has said he is willing to work with Reform UK as long as leaders can avoid "playing silly games" - after the party secured a major election win in the Liverpool City Region.
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Chief constable stops speeding car on way to work

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By Tony Snell, Jonny Humphries
| MSN Verified
Tony Snell - BBC Radio Merseyside; Jonny Humphries - North West The Chief Constable of Merseyside Police has described the moment he pulled over a speeding driver on his way to work. Rob Carden had been discussing whether there had been an increase in drivers running red lights in Liverpool on BBC Radio Merseyside. He agreed that standards on the roads "were not good" and said that the force was proactively seeking to improve road safety.
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City council leader denies 'waging a war on cars'

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By Jonny Humphries, Tony Snell
| Yahoo Verified
A council leader has denied "waging a war on cars" after announcing a strategy aimed at discouraging people from driving into central Liverpool. Speaking on BBC Radio Merseyside, Liam Robinson said Liverpool had more than enough parking spaces in the city centre to meet existing demand and noted that 40% of residents were not car users.
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