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Bootle's existence, the access to the Mersey, became almost irrelevant as the docks closed and the new container port required far fewer workers than the old docks had. This in turn affected practically every other industry in the town. The problems slowly gathered pace until
Merseyside hit crisis point in the early 1980s. Even by 2006 the area was one of the poorest in the country and had high levels of unemployment.
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Village' area was generated by these docks. The skilled workers lived in terraced houses in the east of the town, while the casual dock labourers lived in cramped, dwellings near the dockside. Stories about three streets in particular, Raleigh Street, Dundas Street and Lyons Street, caused great alarm. Lyons Street, the scene of the 'Teapot Murder', was renamed Beresford Street shortly before the
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Bootle did share in the postwar boom. The centre of the town was redeveloped and the 'Bootle New Strand' shopping centre was opened in 1968. At the same time, new offices were built in the town centre. The town lost its access to the beach when neighbouring
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Merseyside hinterlands. By the 1980s, there had been a sharp spike in unemployment and population decline. Large-scale renewal projects have begun to help
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Britain, and all other parts of the region have lower unemployment—a stark contrast to the 1970s and 1980s when areas of Merseyside dominated the list of Britain's least economically active areas. As of
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provided employment, filled largely by middle-class people from outside the Bootle/Liverpool area. In the early 1970s Bootle was absorbed into the new local authority of Sefton under local government reorganisation. More fundamental than political change was economic change. The very reason for
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and other municipal buildings were erected in the last quarter of the 19th century. The population of the town swelled during this period, boosted in large part by Irish immigration and the attraction of plentiful work on the docks. The wealth to pay for the splendour of the town hall and the
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Cricket Club was founded in 1933 and they incorporated Firwood into the club's name in the 1990s. Their main ground is on Wadham Road. Firwood Bootle CC has a significant success record, with 6
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2595:. Phonetics and Linguistics, University College London
1967:"Liverpool Blitz: Buildings damaged in the May Blitz"
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1931:"Merseyside History, Irish Immigration in Liverpool"
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Bootle field three senior teams that compete in the
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2072:"People's War: Bombed Out in Bootle and Evacuated"
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2148:"Seaforth River terminal harbour revision order"
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2593:"Professor J.C. WELLS: brief curriculum vitae"
1395:In the arts, Bootle has produced the comedian
1064:The old civic centre of Bootle contains large
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2322:"Liverpool and District Cricket Competition"
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2185:"Budget 2023 | £120m for North West regen"
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1681:Robert James Rogerson, 1951 (Conservative)
1569:William Henry Clemmey, 1912 (Conservative)
1539:William Henry Clemmey, 1902 (Conservative)
1392:grew up playing on the streets of Bootle.
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1006:Bootle Docks was created as a part of the
801:churches sprang up all over the town, and
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1903:Waller, Philip J.; Waller, P. J. (1983).
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718:Liverpool, Crosby and Southport Railway
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2634:"Paul Nuttall: The new leader of UKIP"
2502:. www.tomoconnor.co.uk. Archived from
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1651:Joseph Sylvester Kelly, 1940 (Labour)
1503:William Jones, 1886 ("Klondike Bill")
1488:John P. McArthur, 1879 (Conservative)
140:179.78 mi (289.33 km)
3296:List of civil parishes in Merseyside
1482:Louis W. Heintz, 1877 (Conservative)
1403:, television producer and presenter
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2545:"Billy J. Kramer & the Dakotas"
2475:"Alex Greenwood's grassroots story"
1969:. Liverpool Museums. Archived from
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1194:Bootle Balliol Road railway station
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2108:"Worth its Weight in Solid Silver"
2088:. Liverpool Echo. 11 November 2016
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2023:Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service
1838:Farrer, W.; Brownbill, J. (1907).
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1947:. Liverpool Echo. 4 July 2014
1813:"Bootle History: Bootle Past"
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1663:William Keenan, 1944 (Labour)
1630:Maurice Stanley Webster, 1933
1509:Benjamin Cain, 1889 (Liberal)
1491:James Webster, 1882 (Liberal)
783:Elementary Education Act 1870
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2500:"The Legendary Tom O'Connor"
2271:firwoodbootlecricketclub.com
2130:"Bootle tourist information"
1735:Veronica Bray, 1967 (Labour)
1732:James Grimley, 1966 (Labour)
1684:Mark Connolly, 1952 (Labour)
1605:Frederick William King, 1926
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1909:. Oxford University Press.
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1666:John Thomas Hackett, 1945
1621:Donald Samuel Eaton, 1930
1587:Harry Pennington, 1918–19
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1536:George Samuel Wild, 1901
1473:William Geves, 1870–1874
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1608:Edmund Gardner, 1927–28
1551:Alfred Rutherford, 1906
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2410:. www.lfchistory.net
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1624:Arthur Hankey, 1931
1602:Thomas Harris, 1925
1596:Robert Turner, 1923
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