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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...

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: https://soundcloud.com/vapovraxx/interview-with-cllr-liam-robinson?si=720e42d3afb0407abe4b6cecba097f93&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

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...

Over the past decade, domestic abuse rates across Merseyside have increased by almost 800%. Police are now changing strategies to focus more on prevention, as Lucy Burns reports

Small businesses have often felt at a disadvantage during the hectic Christmas period due to the competition from online retailers, with it being easier to order presents from the comfort of your sofa. With the cost of living crisis affecting...

MerseyNewsLive reporters were themselves in the spotlight last night as the Faculty of Arts, Professional and Social Studies (APSS) welcomed Liverpool John Moores University’s board of governors for a fully immersive showcase.  The visit exhibited the unique way of studying...

A Knowsley dog-sitter has also set up a dog foodbank to help families struggling to feed their dogs. They provide food cans/pouches, dry biscuit mixer and dog treats to those in need. ‘Pawcation’ was founded in May 2022 as a...

Merseyside Police Chief Constable Serena Kennedy used her annual lecture at Liverpool John Moores University to praise her officers  as  they worked to police a modern diverse community. She said the calls for Back to Basics policing had to be...

Housing and homelessness charity Shelter are set to have a 600 worker walkout amidst pay disputes with unions, leaving employees potentially homeless themselves. A fortnight's worth of strike action is set to take place from Monday, coinciding with one of...

  Merseyside Police have recently begun a new operation to tackle drivers who drink or take drugs while at the wheel during the festive season. The operation, dubbed ‘Op Limit’, will see officers paying close attention to drivers in Merseyside during...