Knowsley campaigners call for Whiston woods to be ‘for the living not the dead’
A fierce battle is brewing over Whiston woods, a beloved green space straddling the border of St Helens and Knowsley, following plans to turn the woodland into a cemetery.
The “Save Whiston Woods” campaign is urgently calling on the public...
Everton’s move: A stadium shift or a wake-up call for local businesses?
The manager of a pub near Goodison Park has raised concerns over the future of her business as Everton’s ground prepares to close for good.
Ahead of the last Merseyside Derby, Everton F.C. prepares to leave Goodison Park for Bramley-Moore...
Neurodiversity Celebration Week kicks off in Liverpool with events for every kind of mind
Liverpool is embracing every kind of mind this March as it celebrates Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2025, running from March 17th to 23rd.
With events spanning the city from peaceful yoga sessions to art festivals and expert talks, the week aims to...
Empowering young voices: Liverpool town hall hosts event tackling social issues and promoting inclusion
Young People’s Question Time, a collaborative effort by Young Inspectors and The Anthony Walker Foundation’s TRSA programme, has welcomed young people from across the city.
Wirral council set to cut up to 200 jobs in new budget saving efforts
Proposed budget plans today by Wirral Council reveal that up to 200 jobs could be cut in an effort to balance the books. These new measures will be considered by councillors at a meeting taking place on February 19th.
An...
New police arrests over Merseyside riots bring total to 174
Merseyside Police announced new arrests in relation to last summer's violent disorder in Liverpool, bringing the total to 174.
One of the men charged with violent disorder is 22-year-old Shay Saville of Tarleton. He is scheduled to appear before Liverpool...
LJMU Policing students put through their paces in life-like ‘Emergency Services Day’
Policing students from Liverpool John Moores University experienced life on the front line as they grappled with a motorway shooting, retrieving a body from a tunnel and handling a fire.
Thankfully these were not genuine situations but part of a...
Liverpool suicide survivor unveils improved mental health app to help others
A suicide survivor from Liverpool has launched a new version of his app to help people in need of mental health support.
Jake Mills has update the Hub of Hope app in response to a 66% surge of people looking...
St Helens bereavement café offers support to the community
Bereaved people from St Helens will gather at the town's crematorium this Saturday for the latest in a series of monthly meetings that offer community, friendship and support.
The monthly bereavement café meetings are the creation of Sonia Smith, manager...
“Without raising £750,000 we risk immediate closure”: Urgent appeal for Liverpool’s only city centre...
Inflation has left the Bronte community centre, located in the heart of Liverpool, struggling.
In 2024, The Bronte received a £3.4 million Youth Investment Fund grant to renovate the centre. However, due to rising costs, there is now a shortfall...
