Bombed Out Church screenings to celebrate LGBT+ History Month and Valentine’s Day
St Luke's - better-known as the Bombed Out Church - will host an open-air cinema to commemorate Valentine's Day and LGBT+ History Month.
Due to popular demand, the church will run screenings on February 10, 11, 12, and 14.
The church is...
MerseyNewsLive lunchtime TV bulletin November 28 2023
Watch our 12 o'clock news bulletin following stories from across Merseyside.
Today's top stories include the continued Warrington bin strikes; Steve Rotheram's plans to improve cyclist safety; the publishing of blue prints to improve Liverpool's economy; the RSPCA findings on...
Ticket Trauma! Here are the 10 best Eurovision memes from sale-day
The fiasco of trying to get Eurovision tickets has left everyone traumatised.
Good thing there's a silver-lining, as Twitter was quick to turn the experience into some of the best memes of the year.
Here is the MerseyNewsLive top10.
#10 a passive...
Celebrate Valentines Day in Liverpool without breaking the wallet.
Celebrating with your cherished one does not have to be expensive. These ideas below will help you enjoy the day without busting the bank.
If you’re feeling more adventurous as a couple, then Golf Fang is a great place to...
‘Life ain’t always empty’ when you see Fontaines DC live
Irish post-punk band Fontaines DC have had a busy few years since releasing their first Album, Dogrel, in 2019.
The five-piece band from Dublin are currently on their UK and Ireland tour for their brand-new album, Skint Fia, and on...
MerseyNewsLive podcast February 28 2024
Join Anna and Bebe today on the MerseyNewsLive podcast as they celebrate National Scouse Day:
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Buddy Holly’s legacy kept alive as musical comes to Liverpool
A musical extravaganza about rock'n'roll legend Buddy Holly is coming to Liverpool this month.
Buddy Holly Lives: The Music Never Died is written and performed by the city’s own Asa Murphy. The show celebrates 1950s rock'n'roller Buddy, famous for hits...
Homotopia Festival celebrates all things queer across Liverpool
The Homotopia arts festival is being staged at various venues around Liverpool. The celebrations begin on November 1 and end on November 20.
The activists explain on their website: "We’re tired of being angry. The simple act of living our...
Anger as Airbnb prices skyrocket for Eurovision finals
It’s official! Liverpool is the host of Eurovision 2023 ... but the news hasn't been greeted with universal glee.
The city is holding the event honour of this year's winner Ukraine, which is not seen as a safe country due...
