Dad quoted £194 to hire pitch sparks debate about cost of local football
A man who was quoted £194 to hire a football pitch sparked a debate about the cost of local football.
Neil Gregson took to Twitter after he tried to hire an 11-a-side pitch at The Jeffrey Humble Hub in Aintree.
The...
Young Blues join Everton community group to launch first Forest School
Everton in the Community has launched the first of four Forest School projects in its partner primary schools across the city.
Ahead of Everton in the Community's (EITC) 35th birthday, four Everton under-21 players joined the charity and Everton Free...
Independents struggle to compete amid claims Veganuary has been hijacked by chains
Even during Veganuary, Liverpool’s independent vegan cafes claim they're struggling to compete against larger chains.
The Vibe, a vegan eatery in the city centre boasts a spot in Liverpool’s top five restaurants on TripAdvisor. However, with the recent surge in...
Cost of Living: How to save money as a student
The cost-of-living crisis has affected the majority of people in the country, and students in particular are finding it really hard to manage their finances.
Many are faced with the question: do they eat or heat their home?
Additionally, managing your...
Aldi renews partnership to reduce Halton food waste
Aldi has extended their partnership with Company Shop Group to help reduce food waste.
The Company Shop Group is the UK’s leading redistributor of surplus food and household products. The Company will be working closely with Aldi, where items will...
LJMU student fights to remove stigma of disabilities within sport
A second year Liverpool student who has cerebral palsy is working on a project which aims to get as many people as possible with the condition involved in sport.
Cerebral palsy (CP) is a group of disorders that affect a...
Dragons and dumplings as students celebrate Chinese new year
Chinese New Year was celebrated officially yesterday - but Liverpool John Moores University was in full swing for their festivities all last week!
Ending the year of the Water Tiger, which is seen as a symbol of strength, braveness and...
Liverpool supermum runs, rows and abseils her way to 50th birthday
Mum-of-three Michelle Beaver has undertaken a different charity fitness challenge every month in celebration of her 50th birthday.
Raising money for the end of life charity Marie Curie, Michelle - a hospital governor who works as a nurse at the...
MNL interview with Labour group leader Cllr Liam Robinson
Katie Smith interviews the recently-elected leader of Liverpool's Labour group, Cllr Liam Robinson, on his new role, the council and current issues affecting local people.
Listen to Katie Smith's full interview here:
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Make a difference this Christmas with Clatterbridge’s Fairy Appeal
Every year, around 16,000 people are diagnosed with a new cancer in Merseyside and Cheshire.
But here in Liverpool, we are home to one of the UK's leading cancer centres, providing first-rate care to those who need it.
Clatterbridge Cancer Centre...
