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Liverpool’s community organisations and the city’s Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programmes are offering free meals, activities and support over the Christmas break. Children and young people, from reception to age 16 who are eligible for benefit-related free school meals,...

A 22-year-old from Cheltenham who vowed to complete a marathon for every year of 2025 finished his 49th run this week at Liverpool's Lime Street station. Tommy Greenhouse, who this summer graduated from a degree in sport rehabilitation, has taken...

The head of an investigation into maternity care in England has said victims of maternity failings received “unacceptable care". Baroness Amos, who is chairing a review into maternity provision, has said that changes within services have been too slow despite...

Young children will receive free books from libraries across the city throughout the Christmas period. The Liverpool City Council scheme means any child under the age of five who joins a library between December 1st, and Christmas Eve 2025 will...

Liverpool's annual BTR Santa Dash was back this Christmas and bigger than ever. Record-breaking numbers took part in the 5K run, with more than 11,000 Santas lined up at the start line at 9:30am on a cold but clear Sunday...

A group of volunteers have launched this year's Santa Sleigh experience for children across Merseyside. Each year, North Wirral Round Table brings Santa to the streets of Greasby, Hoylake, Meols, Wallasey, West Kirby and the surrounding areas - spreading joy,...

A new project celebrating one of Liverpool’s most beloved cartoonists has launched this week, as the family of the late Bill Tidy MBE unveil the first in a series of premium posters based on his original artwork. Tidy Posters, run...

  On Christmas Day over 1200 people are expected to be in hospitals across Liverpool. Many of these people will have no visitors on the day or over the festive period at all, the majority being the elderly. Yet one charity is...

Merseyside Police’s work to tackle violence against women and girls will be scrutinised at a public meeting today.  Police and Crime Commissioner Emily Spurrell will quiz Chief Constable Rob Carden on the force's approach to protecting women and girls from...

Tom Hinde was in his mid fifties when he was diagnosed with Young-onset dementia. The 63-year-old, from Ellesmere Port, has since pushed himself to the limit to battle against the disease and raise awareness around his rare condition.  Young-onset dementia...