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How to tackle anti-social activities over the Halloween period
Although the Halloween period is a fun time of year for many individuals, every year Mischief Night comes around to the dismay of homeowners who fear the threats of vandalism.
Mischief Night began with harmless pranks and tricks, but has...
Safety first during Halloween and Bonfire Night
Halloween and Bonfire Night always bring big crowds in Merseyside - but it's no secret that these nights can turn dangerous.
Last night was Mischief Night. Most prevalent in the North West, the night often brings lots of reports of...
Businesses in Merseyside urged to protect their data against cyber-crime
Merseyside Cyber Security Programme suggests that cybercrime affects nearly one-third of businesses each month, with an average cyber-attack costing a business more than £15,000.
Cybercrime is a term for lots of different crimes which take place either online or where...
Liverpool’s first Beatles museum fundraises for charity supported by Merseybeat musician Gerry Marsden
A cancer support charity for which the late Merseybeat musician Gerry Marsden was a patron of is continuing to provide support and care for those in the community diagnosed with the disease.
The Holistic Cancer Centre was chosen as the...
Tributes to Everton chairman Bill Kenwright: ‘a friend and inspiration’
Bill Kenwright, Everton chairman, acclaimed West End theatre and film producer, died earlier today.
Everton said the club was in mourning following the death of the club's chairman of 19 years.
They added: "The club has lost a chairman, a leader,...
Forestry project aims to plant 5m trees across Merseyside
An initiative set up to provide woodland for families from urban areas aims to plant 5m trees on Merseyside.
With the help of the Woodland Trust and several regional charities, the Northern Forest project hopes to have the trees planted...
Traders unhappy at slow progress in £28m Birkenhead market move
Birkenhead Market was first established in 1835 on the grounds of what is now the Town Hall.
It currently stands behind the Pyramids Shopping Centre - but plans are being made to move into an initial temporary site of the...
Iconic Vivienne Westwood designs feature in new Walker exhibition
A new exhibit at the Walker Art Gallery has been launched this week. "Creating Visions: Women designers 1900-2000" aims to showcase fashion from the likes of Vivienne Westwood, Mary Quant and Laura Ashley who have been huge fashion designers...
TV bulletin – your weekly round-up of news and sport from MerseyNewsLive
MerseyNewsLive TV presenters Kate Farley and John Hughes bring you our round-up of news and sport across the region:
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Baltic Triangle voted the coolest place to live in the UK
The Baltic Triangle is a funky, vibrant and diverse area of Liverpool - and has now been crowned the coolest place to live in the UK.
With a collection of unique bars, restaurants and shops, The Triangle has become a...
