Memorial matches for club that brings grieving families together
A north west football club that brings bereaved families together is playing a series of memorial matches to mark baby loss awareness week and pregnancy and infant loss awareness month.
Angels United FC was founded in October 2020 by a...
Halloween Carnival in celebration of African Heritage and Black History Month comes to Liverpool
A Halloween carnival with a difference is coming to Liverpool from this Saturday.
Lime Street roadworks on pause as company goes into administration
Additional reporting by Joe Zebedee
Liverpool City Council says it is seeking clarification as to the future of the roadworks outside Lime Street station.
The company employed by the council, Nottinghamshire-based construction firm NCMN, has called in administrators after failing to...
Inaugural Liverpool Architecture Festival kicks off this week
The very first celebration of Liverpool's architecture begins this week with the Liverpool Architecture Festival dedicating eleven days to the buildings of the city.
The festival runs from October 4-15 with a variety of events on offer from walking tours,...
Call for accessible public toilets in Liverpool’s Princes Park
Community activists are pushing the council for the construction of public toilets in Princes Park, Toxteth.
As a result of lockdown last year, local councils closed the vast majority of public loos in the hope of limiting the spread of...
Wirral farm appeals for vegetable donations to feed animals
Tam O'Shanter farm on Bidston Hill issued a request on Facebook asking for members of the public to donate potatoes, carrots, parsnips and greens.
New ‘Fed Club’ begins at Fazakerley Community Federation
The 'Fed Club' began last Tuesday at Fazakerley Community Federation.
The club is a new weekly event for those who need a helping hand throughout the week with food.
Fazakerley Community Federation set up the food drive which offers fresh fruit...
“They had to drive home in their socks” British Gas engineers quit after fire...
Hundreds of employees of the country’s largest energy supplier lost their job last week as the company tried to change contracts and pushed through controversial proposals.
7,500 service engineers have been affected by British Gas’ new contracts, which asked workers...
Thefts targeting Liverpool churches at a five-year low
Thefts targeting churches and religious buildings in Liverpool are at a five-year low according to Merseyside Police statistics.
A freedom of information request reveals thefts from churches hit a five year low from January 2020 to February 2021.
A total of...
Outrage at Liverpool club events while funerals face restrictions
A grieving Liverpool daughter has hit out at new pilot social events being held in the city which she says "laughs in the face" of those who have lost someone during the pandemic.
Funerals are still only allowing 30 attendees...
