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Colour and culture filled Sefton Park last weekend as thousands of people gathered for the return of Africa Oyé.
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A leading ADHD support network that operates across Merseyside has bypassed the need for a formal diagnosis to help more than 4000 families, prioritising...
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Africa Oyé enters a new era as ticketed festival draws 80,000 to Sefton Park
Colour and culture filled Sefton Park last weekend as thousands of people gathered for the...
Wirral teenager lands breakout role Liverpool drama ‘The Cage’
A 13-year-old actress from the Wirral has made her on-screen debut in a major BBC...
Pete McKee’s tour date cancellation reflects the growing issues grassroots venues are facing
Pete McKee's live tour, 'The Boy With a Leg Named Brian', has been forced to...
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Andy Burnham’s Labour leadership bid could face competition
Andy Burnham confirmed his intentions to run for the Labour leadership but he could face competition from other prominent MPs.
Aintree-born Mr Burnham was sworn...
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Lived experiences over labels: How a Merseyside organisation is redefining neurodiversity support
A leading ADHD support network that operates across Merseyside has bypassed the need for a...
Walk for Leon: Friends rally around dad-of-three battling terminal cancer
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Africa Oyé enters a new era as ticketed festival draws 80,000 to Sefton Park
Colour and culture filled Sefton Park last weekend as thousands of people gathered for the...
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Hidden History: The lost Birkenhead College that produced an Archbishop
For most residents in Birkenhead, an historic building is not hard to find, with the area littered with remnants of a time when Birkenhead...
Merseyside’s rape crisis service marks its 40 year anniversary
Merseyside’s rape crisis service (RASA) was set up 40 years ago in response to the rape and murder of Diane Sindall in August 1986...
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How to enjoy a gluten-free Christmas in Liverpool
A food allergy or intolerances can leave people feeling left out during the Christmas holidays, especially people with coeliac disease. However, the availability of...
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Lived experiences over labels: How a Merseyside organisation is redefining neurodiversity support
A leading ADHD support network that operates across Merseyside has bypassed the need for a formal diagnosis to help more than 4000 families, prioritising lived experiences over clinical diagnosis to help families access neurodivergent support.
ADDvanced Solutions Community Network operates...
Walk for Leon: Friends rally around dad-of-three battling terminal cancer
A group of nine friends are preparing to go on a 20 mile fundraiser walk in support of their close friend, Leon Skapars who has been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer.
The walk will begin at the Big Help Stadium...
Autistic Wirral artist brings a ‘world of colour’ art exhibition to Liverpool
A new solo art exhibition by autistic Wirral artist, Alex Baldwin, will be open at Heart Liverpool Coffee and Charity on Friday 26th June at 7pm.
The exhibition called 'A world of colour' features artworks inspired by countries across five...
How do rising tempratures impact worker safety in the hospitality industry?
Many people around Liverpool have been soaking up the sun and enjoying unprecedented levels of heat this May half term.
But as temperatures continue to soar and customers flock to beer gardens and restaurants, those working in hospitality are being...
Africa Oyé enters a new era as ticketed festival draws 80,000 to Sefton Park
Colour and culture filled Sefton Park last weekend as thousands of people gathered for the return of Africa Oyé.
The two-day celebration of African and Caribbean music, food and culture transformed the well-known Merseyside park into a vibrant showcase.
For over...
Liverpool’s ‘coolest’ cathedral provides an escape from heatwave
Liverpool's Anglican Cathedral has been busy this week after being designated as a 'cool place' in the city as Liverpool continues to face soaring temperatures.
Mersey News Live went to find out more about the initiative:
https://youtu.be/LG0xRZLpPFg
Dispersal zone introduced on Waterfront
Merseyside Police has introduced a Dispersal Zone on Liverpool Waterfront today in response to reports of antisocial behaviour towards residents, contractors and businesses in the area.
Several reports of antisocial behaviour have been made to police during the warmer weather.
The...
Final call for people across Merseyside and Cheshire to get their COVID-19 vaccination
People across Merseyside and Cheshire who are eligible for a spring COVID-19 vaccination are being urged to come forward before the seasonal programme comes to an end.
The NHS says Tuesday, June 30 is the last day for eligible residents to receive their spring booster, with appointments available...
Ellis Cox’s family still ‘fighting for the truth’ two years on from his murder
The family of a murdered teenager have spoken of their heartbreak on the second anniversary of his death.
Ellis Cox was 19 when he was fatally shot at Liver Industrial Estate in Aintree on the night of June 23, 2024.
Today...
Heatwave causes train chaos across Liverpool as speed restrictions introduced
Train passengers across Liverpool and the wider region are facing disruptions today as rail operators introduce measures to cope with the hot temperatures.
Merseyrail has warned customers to check before travelling after Network Rail imposed speed restrictions on parts of...




































































