Hundreds in Liverpool celebrate the start of Year of the Fire Horse
By Elliana Hopwood and Tamsin Keeney
Liverpool welcomed the vibrant transition from the Year of the Snake to the Year of the Fire Horse with a period of traditional celebrations.
Firecrackers and bang snaps echoed through Nelson Street and Great George...
Liverpool vet saves 175 animals in Sri Lanka clinic
A Liverpool-based vet has returned home after saving 175 animals in Sri Lanka.
Kate Marriner, 25, helped to deliver life-saving treatment to animals in one of the country’s most neglected regions.
In January, she joined the UK and Sri Lankan charity,...
Community draw together to save riding school
Trustees of a Toxteth community riding school will meet with a local councillor on Friday to seek support in preventing its closure.
Park Palace Ponies, which offers riding lessons for young people who would otherwise never get the opportunity, is...
‘Our Liverpool’ campaign boosts diversity awareness in city
The one year progress report of the ‘Our Liverpool Refugee and Migration Plan’ has revealed how the city is working to be inclusive for all.
Through the ‘Our Liverpool’ campaign, Liverpool City council is committed to maintaining this identity.
The report...
Village Angels fly into Liverpool in new nightlife safety trial
Whilst many of us were tucked up in bed on what was a freezing cold Saturday night, a group of volunteer ‘angels took to the streets in pink hi-vis vests, providing support and guidance to those enjoying Liverpool’s City...
Liverpool Book Festival returning this March
Tickets for this year's Liverpool Book Festival are close to selling out according to organisers.
The event, held at BoxPark in Cain's Brewery Village, will take place on Sunday the 8th of March and will run from 11am-5pm.
The festival, which returns...
Optician appointment saved Liverpool man’s life
A Liverpool man has shared how a "chance conversation" at an optician led to life-saving help.
Mike Andrews, from Tuebrook, had been at a routine trip to the optician when he picked up a leaflet about blood pressure tests.
After a...
Palm House marks anniversaries with concerts, cream teas and community show gardens
Sefton Park’s Palm House will mark 25 years since it was saved from dereliction by a community campaign with a series of free events.
The line-up, which includes guided talks, tours, and Mothers' Day afternoon teas, is designed to be...
All-female Liverpool dance charity prepare to welcome Year of the Horse
An award-winning, female-led dance group is rehearsing hard ahead of their performance as part of Liverpool's Lunar New Year celebrations later this month.
Movema, which is based in Liverpool and Bristol, are stalwarts of the events, and this year marks...
Prom dress scheme give school pupils free evening gowns
As GCSE pupils in Liverpool start thinking ahead to celebrating at their prom after this summer's exams, one Wavertree charity shop is determined that cost should not be a barrier.
Re-Loved on Picton Road is in its fourth year of...
