St Helens organisations sought for bids for new Government Fund
Community groups in St Helens are being urged to apply for funding for projects from a new government fund.
Liverpool City Region Combined Authority is seeking bids from St Helens organisations to access the £220m UK Community Renewal Fund.
The invitation...
Paul McCartney’s childhood church in Liverpool saved from closure
The Penny Lane church where Paul McCartney performed in the choir as a child has been saved from closure and given a new life with big plans for the local community.
Liverpool suffering from shortage of foster carers
Liverpool is suffering from a shortage of foster carers, while the number of children being taken into care is ever increasing.
There is a massive national shortage of foster carers across the UK, which is now causing hardship in Liverpool.
Karen...
Sefton Council: giving a voice to the children
Sefton Council have released a survey aimed at giving a voice to the children and young people in the area.
The survey, which is available until the 22nd March, is aiming to gather as much feedback as possible to make...
Merseyside drivers learn to adapt to new rules of the road
Drivers are still getting used to the changes made to the Highway Code last month, with many road users still not aware of the new rules. Merseynewslive spoke to a driving instructor to find out more.
The Highway Code has...
Liverpool celebrates National Coming Out Day
National Coming Out Day is an annual day celebrated on October 11, supporting those who decide to be open with their sexuality or gender.
National Coming Out Day was first observed on the one-year anniversary of the 1987 National March...
Why HIV testing doesn’t have to be a drag
Drag queens from across the UK were invited to speak about the importance of HIV testing at a Merseyside charity last week.
Sahir House offers practical and emotional support to the LGBTQ+ community, people living with HIV, and LGBTQ+ people...
Oxfam urges Merseysiders: ‘Reuse and recycle to save planet’
In the year 2024, we are all aware of the effects that the fast fashion industry has on our planet, and the part it plays in global warming.
According to research by Get Green Now, an environmental education blog: “The...
The amazing restoration of Princes Park
Princes Park was first opened in 1842 by Sir Joseph Paxton, who was one of the key designers of this new area. Located south of the city centre, and in close proximity to the much larger Sefton Park, Princes...
Liverpool charity trains homeless people in unique city coffee shop
Liverpool charity Papercup Project is now set to open a new coffee shop that will train rough sleepers.
Estimates from the Office for National Statistics suggest 29 homeless deaths were registered in Liverpool last year.
Many homeless people will be staying with family or friends, or...