“Parents fight for their kids”: LIPA school parents vow to battle closure
Parents of pupils at LIPA primary and high school say they are “not giving up” as they continue the fight to save the school from closure after the controversial announcement last month.
The arts focused school on Upper Duke...
Police appeal over possible link between sexual offences
Merseyside Police are appealing for information following three reports of sexual offences in Liverpool, which police believe may be linked.
The three incidents happened in February and March.
On Sunday 22 February, there was a report of a man approaching a...
DIY cinemas; Liverpools creative response to the declining independent cinema scene
A community of DIY cinema groups are forming in basements, back rooms, bars, and laundrettes to redefine what film means to Liverpool.
Liverpool's diverse architecture has been the subject of several Hollywood hits, including The Batman, Peaky Blinders and the...
Liverpool Olympia to announces new plans for community hub
Today, Liverpool Olympia has announced plans to create cultural and educational opportunities to become a community hub.
The 120 year-old building located on West Derby Road has revealed its commitment to help the community engage in developing arts, equal opportunities,...
Filming continues in South Liverpool, with ‘This City is Ours’ crews seen in Aigburth
The hit BBC drama ‘This City is Ours’ is continuing filming across Liverpool.
Film crews were seen today on Holmefield Avenue, Aigburth.
It is not thought that any of the main actors were present throughout the day’s filming.
On the impact of filming in the area, one local resident said: “A lot of stuff gets filmed, obviously, in London so it’s always good when something comes up in Liverpool.”
The resident went on to say:...
Campaigners question Liverpool’s status as a safe night-time city
Campaigners have questioned whether Liverpool is a safe place for women to be at night after the city was once again recognised for its work to protect people after dark.
Liverpool retained its Purple Flag status, an accreditation that acknowledges...
Older Liverpool Lesbians reflect on ‘then and now’ during LGBT+ history month
As LGBT+ history month comes to a close, older lesbians recall coming out, growing into their sexuality and reflect on the experiences of lesbians then and now.
Joolz, 60, describes the fear of facing up to her sexuality and reaching...
St Helen’s residents could face rise in council tax to fund town redevelopment
St Helen’s residents could face a council tax rise if funding for a major redevelopment of the town centre fall short.
Speaking on BBC Radio Merseyside's 'In the Hot Seat' phone about the possibility of residents having to foot some...
Illegal waste dump in Kirkby causes major concern for local councils
By Rowan Archibald and Roxane Petrou
An illegal waste dump just off the M57 in Kirkby must be removed urgently for the sake of residents' health, local independent politicians have said.
Brian Johns, independent councillor for Whitefield Ward, and David Hitchmough,...
‘Our Liverpool’ campaign boosts diversity awareness in city
The one year progress report of the ‘Our Liverpool Refugee and Migration Plan’ has revealed how the city is working to be inclusive for all.
Through the ‘Our Liverpool’ campaign, Liverpool City council is committed to maintaining this identity.
The report...

















