Tuning in to celebrate UNESCO World Radio Day
Regional and national radio stations have been celebrating UNESCO World Radio Day this week.
UNESCO introduced this special day to its agenda after a request from the Spanish Authority Academy in 2010, and it was then added to the agenda...
Liverpool group launches media workshops for local creatives
A Liverpool creative group has launched workshops to improve media skills of local people with the help of a National Lottery grant.
‘Make it Write’ is a Liverpool creative group who offers media skills and workshops to youngsters.
They are funding...
Gods set to come to life at immersive World Museum exhibition
An exhibition which aims to bring the gods of ancient Greece to live opens at Liverpool's World Museum this spring.
The exhibition, called Return of the Gods, will run from April 28 until February 25 next year, and will allow...
New Beatles documentary and George Harrison tribute coming to Liverpool
"No Hamburg No Beatles" is a documentary being made which covers the early days of The Beatles’ career in Germany.
MNL spoke to Roger Appleton, the film's director, about the behind the scenes details of making it.
He said: "If...
Spring into 2023 at Liverpool’s Epstein Theatre
Liverpool's Epstein's Theatre is starting off 2023 with the announcement of a busy programme of events for music, theatre and comedy lovers.
Liverpool producer Bill Elms said: "In the 12 months since the Epstein Theatre has been reopen, it's played...
Join Liverpool author Frank Cottrell Boyce for an evening of wit and wisdom
Join the exciting reunion of comedian Steve Coogan and writer Frank Cottrell Boyce this weekend to mark 20 years since the release of the classic comedy ’24 Hour Party People.’
Steve Coogan, famously known for playing the role of Alan...
LJMU student fights to remove stigma of disabilities within sport
A second year Liverpool student who has cerebral palsy is working on a project which aims to get as many people as possible with the condition involved in sport.
Cerebral palsy (CP) is a group of disorders that affect a...
Dragons and dumplings as students celebrate Chinese new year
Chinese New Year was celebrated officially yesterday - but Liverpool John Moores University was in full swing for their festivities all last week!
Ending the year of the Water Tiger, which is seen as a symbol of strength, braveness and...
LJMU drama students honour Battle of the Atlantic with original show
This year Liverpool will be at the forefront of anniversary events commemorating 80 years since the Battle of the Atlantic.
LJMU is partnering with the Battle of the Atlantic Memorial Trust and the Western Approaches Museum to tell the untold...
Top 5 FREE things to do in Liverpool as a LJMU student
As a student, you can often find yourself in a financial battle, especially with the cost of living ever increasing - it is now normal to find yourself a little low on cash.
Naturally, having limited disposable income can leave...
