Local theatre company lifts the curtain on men’s mental health
November is men’s health awareness month and Pique Niche Theatre Company is shining a spotlight on under-discussed male issues.
On November 19, which is International Men’s Day, they will stage “What He Said” at the Casa Bar Theatre. Four short...
Four Liverpool restaurants nominated for prestigious awards
Four Liverpool restaurants have been shortlisted in the inaugural Deliveroo Restaurant Awards - and the people of Liverpool can now cast their vote for the winner.
Crust, Grilla, Caribou Poutine and Fat Hippo have been selected out of more than...
Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em heads to St Helens this summer
A star-studded cast are heading to St Helens Theatre Royal this August to perform the much acclaimed Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em.
The glitzy cast, headed by comedian Joe Pasquale, will bring Ray Allen's TV comedy from the 1970s to the...
Macca’s missing Beatles bass gets back at last
Sir Paul McCartney's long-lost Höfner violin bass guitar, which meant missing in 1972 from the back of a van, has finally been returned to its owner.
The then-Beatle purchased the Höfner violin bass for £30 in Germany in 1961 during...
Review: Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, Liverpool Empire
When Tom Macrae and Dan Gillespie Sells’ dynamic coming-of-age musical burst on to the scene in 2017, it quickly gained a reputation as the show that everybody was talking about.
Merseyside audiences became the latest regional crowd to get a...
Artist puts black heritage under the spotlight
Leading black artist Larry Achiampong says a new exhibition at FACT has given him the opportunity to explore his roots and the impact of colonialism on his life.
Oxton celebrates as Christmas light switch-on returns
Last Christmas was a very unusual Christmas for everyone in the UK.
Covid-19 was at one of its highest transmission rates and caused Christmas to be basically 'cancelled'.
People who usually would be attending Christmas markets, shopping for stocking fillers, seeing...
Creator of hit show The Responder dedicates final episode to his cousin
The Merseyside writer of new BBC hit show The Responder has dedicated the last episode of the drama to his cousin who died yesterday.
Tony Schumacher, a former police officer from Liverpool, tweeted last night as the final episode went...
Homotopia gears up for festival of fabulous fun
Homotopia Festival is back again for another year of fun and fabulousness. This year 'Gods and Monsters' is the 20th edition of the festival, and is here to help put the spotlight back on the LGBTQ+ community in Liverpool.
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Welsh busker with a love for Liverpool celebrates release of debut single
An aspiring musician who began his career by busking on the streets of Liverpool and across the UK has released his debut single ‘Love’.
Kama Williams, professionally known as KAMA, from Amlwch, told Merseynewlive of his ongoing pursuit of achieving...
