Greenbank cafe forced to withdraw planning application after backlash
The Watering Can cafe in Greenbank Park has had to withdraw their planning application to extend the cafe.
CCTV appeal by Merseyside Police following violent incident in Waterloo shop
Merseyside Police are appealing for information about the man seen on CCTV below, in connection to a fight that broke out in Waterloo earlier this month.
Mossley Hill duo’s big plans for Little Peacock Coffee Shop post lockdown
The Little Peacock Coffee Shop opened the doors to their 'community hub’ on Rose Lane, Aigburth on March 1.
Seán Gleeson and Liz Wilson's shop was previously run by Wigwam Coffee Shop, which unfortunately closed in August due to Covid-19.
After...
Women lead new music events in Liverpool
A series of live music events centralising women, both on and off the stage, have been launched in Liverpool.
The events will be about promoting women in the music industry and will be organised and led by women, showcasing local women artists.
March for the Arts launch Freelance Working Agreement in wake of Covid-19 pandemic
March for the Arts has launched their Freelance Working Agreement to help professionals in Liverpool in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The small arts collective want to ensure the arts industry moves away from inconsistent standards, bad practices and...
Illuminated art gallery to grace Liverpool waterfront
For 14 nights an illuminated outdoor art gallery is to be showcased across our waterfront.
The 'River Of Light Trail' will be in the area from March 23 to April 5.
There will be 11 audio and visual installations along the...
Free advice line for those isolating in Liverpool
Liverpool City Council has launched a new free advice line for anyone self-isolating or shielding.
Residents in the city can now call and will be provided with support including advice on accessing mental health support.
The free advice line can be...
Covid advice issued in Liverpool on return to schools
Advice has been issued to parents and carers in Liverpool as all pupils are set to return to school.
Education and public health officials in Liverpool have written to parents and carers with information about the measures in place to keep Covid cases down when schools reopen to all pupils next week.
LJMU take part in study to show effects of lockdown on teenagers
LJMU and the University of Manchester have partnered up to conduct research into the effects of lockdown on teenagers.
The research project Teenagers’ Experiences of Life in Lockdown (TELL) aims to explore the experiences of 16-to-19-year old's in lockdown.
The results of the project vary with teenagers giving different examples of positives and...
Liverpool sets out roadmap for better future after Covid-19 pandemic
Liverpool has set out a post-pandemic roadmap to recovery which will build a better, brighter and fairer future for all.
Ten pledges have been set out which aim to make the city’s communities, residents and businesses thrive.
The pledges will be...