Tuesday, February 25, 2025

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Deborah Mclarten, Managing Director of Love Reading 4 Kids talking to Ranworth Students- Taken by Cassie Ward

Local primary school receives £1,000 to encourage reading for pleasure

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Ranworth Square Primary School in Norris Green had received £1,000 to spend on books for their library to promote reading for pleasure across the school. The books arrived at Ranworth Square Primary School yesterday, handpicked by the ‘bookworms’ who are...
The protest in support of trans rights over the weekend (c) MerseyNewsLive

Trans rights activists take to city streets

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Sunday saw trans activists gather to protest against gender-critic activist Posie Parker's 'Let Women Speak' campaign. The protesters largely outnumbered Posie's followers with huge number of young LGBTQ+ people and allies campaigning in the Knowledge Quarter. Parker had previously paid for...
MerseyNewsLive-giving a voice to the voiceless logo (c) George McHugh

Why we’re giving a voice to the voiceless

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Welcome to LJMU's first themed news day of the year! Today MerseyNewsLive will be shining a light on the communities that don't normally hear their concerns covered in the press. Stories of marginalized people across Liverpool and Merseyside will be covered...
Cost of living crisis © Katie Smith

Museums and religious groups in Merseyside prepare to open as Warm Hubs

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As we enter the colder season, museums and religious groups in the Liverpool city region prepare to open their doors as warm hubs. This time of year can be a scary thought to many as the cost of living crisis...

Why it’s good to talk about men’s mental health

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On World Mental Health Day we're being reminded that it's good to talk. Events are taking place across Merseyside this week to promote good wellbeing - something the Mental Health Foundation calls a "universal human right". Phil Roberts is the CEO...
Prosecco & a pint (c) MerseyNewsLive

Spotlight on benefits of Sober October

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Sober October encourages people to go alcohol-free for a month. The aim is to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support, whilst positively benefitting individuals to rethink their relationship with alcohol. View our video report by Pratham Bhagudia  https://youtu.be/LzcOESvqtdI Featured image (c) MerseyNewsLive
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Charity urges men to speak up this World Mental Health Day

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ANDYSMANCLUB is a men’s suicide prevention charity, which aims to end the stigma surrounding men’s mental health. The charity was founded in 2016 in the wake of the death of Andy Roberts, a 23-year-old man who took his own life. Andy’s...

Merseyside charity tackling surge in people living on streets

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Poverty charity Big Help Project, based in Kensington, insists that homelessness is on the rise in Merseyside, and that the media’s lack of representation of the community contributes to the problem. Kevin Pilnick, head of External Affairs at Big Help...
Stanley Street pride flags by Cassie Ward

Liverpool celebrates National Coming Out Day

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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...
Stanley Street pride flags by Cassie Ward

Bans and protests: Is Liverpool doing enough for the LGBTQ+ community?

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Protestors in Liverpool have reacted angrily to plans which could see trans women being banned from female-only healthcare spaces such as Liverpool Women's Hospital Health secretary Steve Barclay promised to restore “common sense” to the health service and recognise “the...

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