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Young People’s Question Time, a collaborative effort by Young Inspectors and The Anthony Walker Foundation’s TRSA programme, has welcomed young people from across the city. Young Inspectors, facilitated by Targeted Services for Young People, is a nationwide project that promotes...

Health leaders on Merseyside have welcomed a landmark £62m study that will track the impact of vaping on young people as the Government also seeks to raise awareness of its potential dangers. A new campaign, Love Your Lungs, will use...

There will be more vulnerable people on Merseyside who will suffer from food poverty according to CEO of Micah Liverpool. Catherine Kearney, CEO of Micah Liverpool, a social justice charity and food bank expressed her worries following the announcement. She said:...

Live-saving defibrillators are being installed across a fleet of TransPennine Express (TPE) trains over the next two months. The operator has started work to install the units, which give a high energy shock to the heart of someone in cardiac...

A man has been charged with attempted murder after a stabbing. Officers were called to a property on Wavertree Road, Edge Hill, on Monday morning following a report that a man in his 60s had been stabbed. He is currently...

Birkdale Community Hub and Library have shared their plans for the future and commitment to the community after receiving an award from the King. Mark Blundell, Lord-Lieutenant of Merseyside presented the charity hub with the Kings Award for Voluntary Service...

The Conversations and Connections exhibit has prompted vital conversations about race and identity with artists calling for more collectivity, solidarity and dialogue. The Walker Art Gallery has been hosting an exhibit by 40 leading Black women and non-binary artists who...

Liverpool City Council has announced that St George's Hall will host a 'national COVID-19 day of reflection' event on Sunday March 9th, to mark the pandemic's five-year anniversary. The Grade 1 listed venue will become a focal point for remembering...

A suicide survivor from Liverpool has launched a new version of his app to help people in need of mental health support. Jake Mills has update the Hub of Hope app in response to a 66% surge of people looking...

Liverpool International Jazz Festival returns tomorrow with an expanded line-up and free creative sessions, thanks to its first ever Arts Council funding. The line up, at Hope University, promises a bill packed with local and international artists. Organiser Neil Campbell...