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dog being swept out to sea. Christine Robinson, 57, from Eastham, Wirral, died on the afternoon of July 6 2020, in the River Mersey at King's Parade, New Brighton, reports the Liverpool Echo.

A mum tragically drowned after trying to save her dog in the River Mersey, an inquest heard.

property, which is owned by Magenta housing association, for the past four decades. Their daughter Lisa has reported that they were obligated to sleep downstairs in the property, which is located in Eastham, Merseyside, after being "shunted about" to three different hotels after their stairlift broke down on August 15.

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The family of a woman who died after getting into difficulty in the River Mersey in Wirral has paid tribute to her in a heartfelt message - describing the 'positive impact' she made to people's lives.Emergency services were called to King’s Parade in New Brighton, on Monday afternoon after reports a man and woman were in the water.Christine Robinson, 57, from Eastham, Wirral, was later pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics while a man in his 20s, who has not been identified, was taken to hospital.A dog was recovered safely from the water.Merseyside Police said there were no suspicious circumstances.In a tribute issued through police, Christine's family said: “There are no words that can describe the emptiness we are all feeling