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Africa Oyé enters a new era as ticketed festival draws 80,000...
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...
Walker Art Gallery reopens Contemporary gallery ahead of 150th anniversary
The Walker Art Gallery reopened its contemporary gallery last Friday, featuring 11 new major acquisitions.
This section of the gallery had temporarily closed on the...
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Walker Art Gallery reopens Contemporary gallery ahead of 150th anniversary
The Walker Art Gallery reopened its contemporary gallery last Friday, featuring 11 new major acquisitions.
This...
Pete McKee’s tour date cancellation reflects wider issue grassroots venues are facing
Pete McKee’s live tour, ‘The Boy With a Leg Named Brian’, has been forced to...
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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Merseyside to benefit from proposed cancer strategy
Three quarters of cancer patients will survive for at least five years by 2035, the Government pledged today, as it announced a new 10-year...
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Unnamed Exhibition: the non-profit group making a difference through art
An event organised by the Unnamed Exhibition raised over £500 for charity at an event...
Neurodiverse residents in Liverpool have been promised faster diagnoses
Neurodiverse residents in Liverpool have been promised quicker access to diagnosis and additional care through...
Men’s mental health cycling club launches in the Wirral
A men's mental health charity is launching a new initiative, targeting loneliness and anxiety in...
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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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Mersey travellers concerned as Lime Street Station set for closure this...
People have been warned after Lime Street Station have announced closure this weekend.
The reason for the closure on Sunday is for signalling and track...
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Walker Art Gallery reopens Contemporary gallery ahead of 150th anniversary
The Walker Art Gallery reopened its contemporary gallery last Friday, featuring 11 new major acquisitions.
This section of the gallery had temporarily closed on the 28th April this year to allow for a rehanging of exhibits.
This is part of a...
Merseyside to benefit from proposed cancer strategy
Three quarters of cancer patients will survive for at least five years by 2035, the Government pledged today, as it announced a new 10-year cancer strategy that will benefit people living with the disease across the UK.
The plan, announced...
Unnamed Exhibition: the non-profit group making a difference through art
An event organised by the Unnamed Exhibition raised over £500 for charity at an event held on the 12th of June.
Unnamed Exhibition are a non-profit group comprised of three members: Charlotte Barry (founder), Lex Roberts (creative director) and Becca...
Over 1000 arrests in fight against ‘County Lines’ drug gangs
Merseyside Police have made over 1000 arrests connected to ongoing operations against ‘county lines’ gangs in the last year, new figures reveal.
The data, released as part of the force’s Project Medusa campaign, show that large-scale seizures of drugs, weapons...
Neurodiverse residents in Liverpool have been promised faster diagnoses
Neurodiverse residents in Liverpool have been promised quicker access to diagnosis and additional care through a recently launched council-run strategy.
Among the priorities are a focus on early identification and diagnosis, needs-led support, accessible health and care, and what the...
Pete McKee’s tour date cancellation reflects wider issue grassroots venues are facing
Pete McKee’s live tour, ‘The Boy With a Leg Named Brian’, has been forced to cancel its Liverpool date two weeks ahead of the event.
The event was due to run on the 16th of May in District, a venue...
Men’s mental health cycling club launches in the Wirral
A men's mental health charity is launching a new initiative, targeting loneliness and anxiety in Merseyside residents.
The charity 'Mersey Mind Project' is launching cycling therapy sessions, designed to promote conversation and fitness as a way of battling mental health...
Only Labour and Reform field full list of candidates ahead of local elections
Labour and Reform are the only parties with the full three candidates for each ward in Sefton in the upcoming elections, Mersey News Live analysis reports.
The rise in Reform presence indicates their position as the primary opposition to Labour...
Liverpool dancers win prestigious titles back-to-back
Two dancers from Liverpool have made history by winning back-to-back national titles at one of the most prestigious dance competitions in the world.
Lili-Mae Owens McGuiness and Owen Doolan, who are both members of the performing arts conservatoire NDHQ, received...
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...




































































