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Sweeping cuts to Wirral services prompt protests

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Wirral residents have organised protests against planned cuts and service closures in the council budget. Birkenhead is a significant part of the government’s levelling up agenda. Despite this, libraries, parks and leisure centres have all closed across the Wirral. The grant...

Liverpool’s vision for a greener city starts to take shape

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An EU project is introducing new green corridors across Liverpool City Region to help tackle climate change. The URBAN GreenUP project has been awarded nearly £3.5m through the Horizon 2020 programme. Partners in this five-year innovative project include Liverpool City Council,...
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St Helens communities join the Wordle trend

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Wordle is the latest online trend to take over social media and has become a global sensation. The brainteaser, which is free to play and features a daily word puzzle, started with only 90 daily players, but participants have flooded...
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Universities across Liverpool celebrate LGBT+ history month

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Liverpool universities are celebrating LGBT+ history month to spread awareness of the ongoing discrimination people face. Students at Liverpool John Moores, Liverpool Hope and University of Liverpool can join a range of events this month including movie nights, bingo and...
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How you can choose the name of new Liverpool railway station

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Liverpool's former St James station will have a brand new name when it reopens and everyone can help to choose it. Metro Mayor Steve Rotherham has announced the options and it is now up to the public to choose from...

Southport Market re-opens with new artisan stalls after final refurbishment

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Southport Market is re-opening today with a new weekly indoor artisan market. The venue has been closed since the middle of January to allow final refurbishment work to take place. From today, a weekly market in the Incredible Extravaganza space, will give...

Question mark over future of landmark Aigburth site

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A Liverpool councillor has raised concerns about the now-closed Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) site in Aigburth. Cllr Patrick Hurley this week asked Cabinet Member Harry Doyle for an update regarding the housing development which has been proposed to replace...
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Liverpool hot spot blazes trail for region’s creative community

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A Liverpool social spot inspired by Amsterdam's famous coffee shop Lost is going from strength to strength. Recently, Lost in Liverpool has gained a positive reputation, becoming a go-to spot for aspiring musicians and creatives within the city. With the new...

Sports and societies return to university campus after more than a year

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Sports and societies have started making their way back on to Liverpool John Moores University campuses. The Vice President of Activities at JMU, Pedrom Tavakolli, who is responsible for student clubs and societies, pledged last year that getting back onto...

Clatterbridge cancer charity plans ‘Glow Green’ walk through Liverpool city centre

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Hundreds are set to make Liverpool City Centre glow green on Friday in an organised walk through the city for the Clatterbridge Cancer Charity.  The Glow Green 8km night walk is taking place tomorrow (Feb 4), starting at Exchange Flags...

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