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Middle class students are no longer able to benefit from inclusivity initiatives - leading to some claiming they are becoming a new minority. This leaves some students feeling they have no choice but to drop out of university as they...

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Liverpool is gearing up to host the UK premiere of a stunning immersive show which highlights the masterpieces of Vincent Van Gogh, bringing them to life through a thrilling cinematic multimedia experience. ‘Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience,’ produced by...

Patients in Liverpool now have a shorter wait time to receive treatment for cancer than other parts of the UK. According to a study by Cancer Research UK, people in the UK are treated with chemotherapy and radiotherapy less often...

A Warrington MP has criticised the government over shortages of ADHD medication for her constituents. A BBC North West investigation has found that drugs used to treat ADHD are being traded to UK buyers on encrypted apps in “potentially lethal”...

BAFTA award winner Colin McKeown MBE has been made an honorary professor by the Liverpool Screen School at Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU). The title is awarded to those who are closely associated with the university and make a significant...

The Bluecoat Gallery have announced their Blue Room tour showing off works from Babak Ganjei and Joshua Clague.   Blue Room is part of their inclusive arts project that supports learning-disabled and neuro- divergent artists. These tours allow the public to look...

Few issues have divided the people of Merseyside like public transport. Recent problems with Merseyrail's Northern line have caused outrage among commuters, and they’ve been voicing their displeasure online. On X, formerly Twitter, one person said: “Shocking service again. I'm going...

National Museums Liverpool workers continue their strike action following dispute over a £1,500 payment not been paid. The strikes began on February 17 and will continue until April 14 unless the issue has been resolved. Several local MPs and councillors have...

The historic Mathew Street festival is set to make a return to Liverpool this summer. The original festival had to be moved to Sefton Park 10 years ago, which was believed to be a better location for the festival with...