Merseyrail cleaners reach deal to avoid Ladies Day strike
A union representing outsourced cleaners on Merseyrail has announced that it will suspend proposed strike actions set to take place over Aintree Ladies Day.
The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers, known as RMT announced plans to strike...
Trump’s Tariffs: What does this mean for Liverpool?
Tariffs proposed by Trump could have a huge impact on the Merseyside economy, an expert has warned.
By Mathew Musgrave
The world awaits President Trump's announcement detailing the new tariffs at 9pm tonight (April 2).
The already proposed 25% tariffs being placed...
“Goodbye to Goodison” display celebrates legendary Everton stadium
The Museum of Liverpool is set to host a new exhibition, "Goodbye to Goodison," paying tribute to Everton Football Club’s historic stadium in its final season.
Running from 5 April to 21 September 2025, the display features photographs taken by fan photographers, capturing the...
Egg-cellent events for all the family across Merseyside this Easter
Looking to hop into some festive fun this Easter holiday?
Whether it’s Easter egg hunts, face painting, meeting the Easter bunny, or Easter bonnet arts and crafts - there’s something for everyone across Merseyside this Easter.
Here are five egg-cellent...
Police called as 11-year-old girl brings kitchen knife to primary school
Police are investigating after an 11-year-old girl brought a kitchen knife to a Merseyside primary school.
Officers are investigating after a report was made that a pupil at Lingham Primary School in Moreton, Wirral had brought in a kitchen knife...
Chester Zoo welcomes UK’s largest zoo habitat ever created
The Heart of Africa at Chester Zoo is home to 57 iconic African species, and will be open to visitors from Saturday, April 5.
This ground breaking habitat, which has taken years of planning and work, offers the public a...
Community Garden Week: Discover Merseyside’s hidden gems
Liverpool is full of community gardens and green spaces, hiding in corners of the city that could easily be missed unless you know where to look.
Community Garden Week, celebrated annually in the first week of April, is a time...
Knowsley campaigners call for Whiston woods to be ‘for the living not the dead’
A fierce battle is brewing over Whiston woods, a beloved green space straddling the border of St Helens and Knowsley, following plans to turn the woodland into a cemetery.
The “Save Whiston Woods” campaign is urgently calling on the public...
DaDaFest International 2025 Celebrates 40 Years of Disability and Deaf Arts
Liverpool's Deaf and disability arts festival DaDaFest will celebrate its 40th anniversary with an impressive array of visual arts, movies, performances, and workshops.
Large-scale projections, live theatre, and thought-provoking installations are all part of DaDaFest International 40 (DDFI40), which runs...
Walk for Autism fundraiser puts best foot forward
Liverpool-based charity Autism Initiatives sets off on its eighth ‘Walk for Autism’ campaign this Wednesday (26th March).
The yearly campaign, which last year attracted over 9000 participants and raised £797,000, takes place across eight days. It challenges participants to reach...
