A glance at Liverpool’s best pets during National Pet Month
Liverpool is showcasing its best pets this National Pet Month.
The national event runs until May 3 and is a great opportunity to see some of Liverpool's greatest animals.
Pets are the extra member of the family that come in and...
Liverpool’s M&S Arena to reopen with ‘X-treme Magic’ show
by Sam Tallon
Liverpool based production company Shone Productions has announced that spectacular magic show, X-treme Magic, is set to reopen the M&S Bank Arena.
The show, which will take place in The Auditorium on May 22, promises to thrill audiences...
Blossoms to headline new non-socially distanced Sefton Park Festival this Spring
Blossoms set to headline Sefton Park Music festival as Liverpool announces the second Pilot event as part of the national Events Research Programme (ERP).
The Sefton Park Pilot will take over a small area of the Grade 1 listed historic...
COVID-19 vaccination bus comes to Liverpool
Today a COVID vaccination bus will launch, visiting various areas over the coming weeks with low vaccine take up.
World Parkinson’s Day 2021
World Parkinson’s Disease Day was started in 1997 by the World Health Organisation and European Parkinson’s Disease Association to raise awareness of those suffering from the neurological condition- Parkinson’s.
“A new chapter will begin”- reflections on a year of Covid with Merseyside’s independent...
The continuation of the Covid-19 pandemic and a succession of national lockdowns has put untold strain on the UK’s high street; none more so than for Merseyside’s independent bookstores.
At the start of 2021, official book sales monitor Nielsen BookScan...
New mural to celebrate Liverpool’s Chinese Community created
A new mural to celebrate Liverpool’s Chinese Community has been created in the centre of the city.
The mural is located in Great George’s Square in Liverpool’s Chinatown and stands at 50-metres wide and two-metres tall.
It features the image of...
“Sad day for city” as Liverpool reacts to council’s failure
The city is in shock after revelations about Liverpool City Council which has seen the authority placed under special measures for three years.
Central Government will now oversee the running of the council, despite Liverpool being one of the biggest Labour-supporting cities in the country.
Licensees’ anger as pubs could require vaccine passports
The Licensing Association has criticised the Government's lack of 'genuine leadership' as pub goers may have to provide a vaccine passport.
A review into the relaxing of Covid-19 laws will look at whether people will have to prove they have...
Emergency talks as domestic violence against women spikes in Merseyside
Merseyside domestic abuse charities are warning of a crisis as incidents of violence increase during lockdown.
