Merseyside’s haven for people struggling with addiction
The Brink recovery café and dry bar is tucked away on the cobbled avenue of Parr Street in Central Liverpool. The Brink offers a safe space for anyone battling with addiction or just making a choice to live life...
The Reader: The charity getting Merseyside reading again
Tucked away in the dreamy Calderstones Park is the Mansion House, home to ‘The Reader’; the UK’s largest shared reading charity.
In this UK-wide 'year of reading', a national initiative that aims to reverse the decline in people reading...
Could you foster a trainee guide dog?
The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association in Liverpool is looking for new volunteer fosterers for their trainee dogs.
If you’d love a dog in the house, but you don’t have the time for a permanent pet, this may be...
What’s on in Liverpool at Easter
Liverpool hopes you have an egg-stra special Easter with these upcoming events.
From family-friendly egg hunts to chocolate cocktails, the city is showcasing a vibrant range of events suitable for all across the city this Easter.
Here are some egg-citing events...
Protesters rally against Marie Curie Liverpool ward closure
Campaigners from The Liverpool Hospice Action Group gathered outside the Marie Curie hospice in Woolton on Saturday to protest against the closure of its inpatient ward, warning the decision is leaving terminally ill patients without vital end-of-life care.The demonstration...
Biker bunnies deliver Easter cheer in annual rideout for Alder Hey.
Swapping out their leather jackets for bunny ears, a group of local Liverpool bikers are making the journey to deliver chocolate and cheer to the children of Alder Hey Hospital this Sunday.
Meeting at the McDonald's on Edge Lane, the riders...
First UK Jewish Culture Month to be celebrated in Liverpool
The Museum of Liverpool will be host a heritage trail aimed at people of all faiths and backgrounds to celebrate the inaugural Jewish Culture Month.
Starting at the museum, the trail focuses on locations around Liverpool associated with the city's...
Childwall school secures top anti-racism award
Childwall Sports and Science Academy in South Liverpool is set to achieve the highest category gold award as part of the Tackling Racism in Schools Award (TRSA) programme run by the Anthony Walker Foundation this July.
It is one...
Thousands of defibrillators across the North West left unusable, ambulance service warns
The North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) has cautioned that as many as 3,000 defibrillators are offline and no longer usable in emergencies.
Cardiac arrest is the leading cause of death in the UK, and defibrillators are a vital tool in...
Merseyside girl guides take action against food waste
Merseyside Girlguiding Association and cookery specialists Cook Clean and Green are collaborating on project 'Guiding Towards Food Waste Zero' to help cut food waste.
The project hopes to reach 3,500 participants, including 2,000 Guides and 1,000 Brownies by 20 Girlguide...
