Southport Market Lost £127,546 in Year Five, Council Says
Southport Market lost £127,546 in its fifth year, against a planned £102,000 profit, a council report says. Food sales fell 16% and drink sales 10%.
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Southport Market lost £127,546 in its fifth year, against a planned £102,000 profit, a council report says. Food sales fell 16% and drink sales 10%.
Read the full storySefton is a long thin borough down the Merseyside coast, and it was deliberately named after a small village so that neither Southport nor Bootle would get the credit. The council still runs offices at both ends. Southport is at the top, with Birkdale and Ainsdale below it, then Formby and Freshfield, then Blundellsands, Crosby, Waterloo, Litherland and Bootle facing Liverpool, with Maghull inland.
Southport Today reports what the record shows across that coast, with Southport and Formby at the centre of it. Planning decisions, licensing, council spending, crime figures, sold prices. Sefton Council publishes the evidence and we go through it, linking to the document each time.
Every fact carries a link to the source it came from.