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Crisis deepens for those seeking emergency housing

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A total of 1,245 households in Liverpool are currently in temporary accommodation, Liverpool City Council reports. Since 2021, the housing crisis has affected different groups of people - first-time buyers, and those in need of emergency accommodation. Councillor Sam East, Cabinet...

Everton season ticket holder bids an emotional farewell to Goodison Park

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Everton Football Club are preparing to bid an emotional farewell to their historic home, Goodison Park. After 133 years of "unforgettable memories", the Toffees will relocate to the new Bramley-Moore Dock Stadium in Vauxhall at the end of the...
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Sober community share top tips on how to stay dry this January

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As people cut back on the ale for dry January or even decide to turn over a new leaf, multi-award winning organisation Bee Sober have shared their top tips on staying alcohol-free. The community was founded to provide a safe...

Local hero rewarded in Honours List for 20 years of charity work

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A local charity founder has been awarded the British Empire Medal in the New Year's Honours list. Jayne Hughes, founder of charity Amy & Friends, has supported over 7,000 people affected by DNA repair disorders over the course of 19...
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Merseyside charity launches UK’s first modern slavery risk checker

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Merseyside-based modern slavery charity Causeway have launched a cutting edge self-assessment risk checker. The ‘Exploitation Risk Checker’ allows individuals to answer a series of questions to see if they may be experiencing, or at risk of, criminal or sexual exploitation....
An image of Leslie Pearce, who died last month

Family issue heartfelt tribute for “the best dad a girl could wish for” who...

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The family of a man who died in a St Helens car crash say he was “an amazing brother and grandad” and his death has “left a hole in their family that can never be filled”. Leslie Pearce, 64, died...
Ukulele, Ian Ransley, Flickr

You’ll never guess what these lecturers are doing in their lunch break

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University lecturers at LJMU have taken up the ukulele in order to unwind during their lunch breaks. Timothy Nichol set up the group as a way for faculty staff to relax and try something new during their free time. He said:...
The DaDa Cabaret (c) DaDa

Liverpool’s DaDa Fest International set to return in 2025

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Listen to Naithan Coughlan's audio report about DaDa Fest International here: https://soundcloud.com/naithan-uni/dada-radio-package?si=cf6255b1712644d8a78067e27820fb4f&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing Featured image (c) DaDa Fest International

Boulders, open water and treks – set yourself fresh challenges in 2025

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Many people are making the commitment to try something novel and intriguing in 2025. For those seeking both a physical challenge and a mental escape, Liverpool and the surrounding areas have so much to offer. Along with to its rich history,...
Southport tributes (c) Tyler Rotheram

£5m relief package for Southport after devastating attack

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Over £5m is being invested into Southport to help its recovery from the attacks last July. The announcement has been made by Sefton Borough Council and follows the devastating attack when three girls were killed at a Taylor Swift dance class. The...

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