How the sewage bill benefits our beaches across Liverpool
Friends Of Crosby Beach are eagerly awaiting the passing of the Sewage (Inland Waters) Bill which will clean up our beaches and prevent littering in the sea.
The group are a part of the wider organization, Friends of Sefton Coast,...
New project launched to educate Liverpool schoolchildren on climate change
A new project from a Liverpool John Moores lecturer will see a wave of local pupils being educated on climate change.
Unpaid carers in Liverpool to receive Covid-19 vaccine
The local NHS and Liverpool City Council are appealing to unpaid carers whose role currently isn’t recorded, to make themselves known so that they can have the Covid-19 vaccine.
Liverpool charity providing lockdown crisis packages for families
A Liverpool based charity has been providing lockdown packages to Merseyside’s struggling children and families.
KIND has been offering ‘national lockdown crisis food and education’ packs to over 150 families a week throughout Merseyside.
New Everton FC stadium approved by Liverpool Council
Liverpool City Council granted planning permission today for a new £505 million, 52,888 seat Everton FC stadium at Bramley Moore Dock.
Plans for a Goodison Park community-led legacy project were also today unanimously approved by the council.
A special planning committee...
The Liverpool company making fast changes for slow fashion
Two Liverpool entrepreneurs are leading the way in sustainable fashion with a new marketplace Make Thread.
Established in late 2019, Make Thread brings together independent designers and a zero-waste motto to create quality, durable clothing that does not add to...
Planning permission granted for 841 new homes in Sefton
Permission has been granted for Persimmon Homes to build 841 new homes on land east of Maghull in Sefton.
The Planning Inspectorate made the decision on February 22, despite concerns from Sefton residents.
There is concern that HGVs will be too...
Sefton Council rejects £41m housing and business development plan for Bootle Canal Quarter.
An application to regenerate Bootle Canal Quarter into a community-led green living and business plot has been rejected by the Council.
SAFE regeneration’s proposal to regenerate the area with affordable housing, leisure activities and new businesses was expected to introduce...
PhD student completes inspiring 25 day challenge for Liverpool Women’s Hospital
Student Jessica Taylor has completed an inspiring 25-day challenge to raise money for the Neonatal Unit at Liverpool Women’s Hospital.
The PhD Chemistry student at The University of Liverpool raised £1625 by walking 25,000 steps for 25 days.
Jessica, 25, has...
Culture and Creativity awards show arts are flourishing despite pandemic worries
The Coronavirus pandemic has hit many industries hard, and none more so than arts and culture.
Yet despite these lockdown struggles the arts have flourished in Merseyside and tonight's Liverpool City Region Culture and Creativity awards highlight that.
The awards seek...
