Liverpool police drama The Responder tops BAFTA TV award nominations
A Merseyside drama written by a former Liverpool policeman is leading the nominations for this year's BAFTA TV Awards.
The Responder, written by Tony Schumacher has been nominated in six categories.
These include Best Drama Series, Best Actor for Martin Freeman...
Toxteth teenager’s mission to transform eyesore into community garden
A Toxteth teenager is at the heart of an extraordinary project to transform a community garden.
Khan Odita, 15, established the Mulgrave Street Action Group (MSAG) with an initiative to transform an eyesore that was plagued by fly-tipping.
Speaking to Merseynewslive,...
Tardis time: Ranking all 13 Doctors from Doctor Who
As the UK gets ready for 'Red Nose Day' on Friday, Doctor Who fans have been thrilled to see David Tennant appearing in trailers for the charity event.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WE5etzosvyw
Back in October, I, like many long-time fans of the show, was delighted...
Housing development sparks controversy on Alder Hey site
Controversy has once again arisen over a proposed housing project located on a former Alder Hey site in Knotty Ash.
The Springfield Gardens development is adjacent to the locally-beloved Springfield Park, with the group Step Places aiming to create 182...
Huyton nursery staff walk out over unfair pay dispute
Staff from the Orchard Day Nursery in Huyton are holding the first of three strikes today over pay and workplace issues.
Knowsley UNISON started representing staff at the nursery last September and submitted a claim for a £15 pay rise...
LJMU MA short film festival returns for a third year
Film students at Liverpool John Moores University Screen School will host their annual Short Film Festival later this month.
It is the third time the festival has run, and it will premiere 42 films, curated by Masters' students from both...
Merseyside Police pilot new ‘walk and talk’ initiative
A pioneering initiative in Liverpool will see women and girls joining police officers on patrol to 'walk and talk' and share their concerns about safety.
The patrols will take place during hours when it is darker and fewer people are...
Litter pickers’ recycling project turns ‘laughing gas’ canisters into community cash
Used nitrous oxide canisters are causing severe littering problems throughout the city, but a Liverpool litter-picking group has spotted an opportunity to tidy up and do some extra good by recycling the canisters to gain money for community projects.
The...
Rising costs put popular Woolton Road café in jeopardy
The owner of a popular independent Liverpool cafe says he fears for the future of his business in the face of rising costs and increased competition from global chains.
A number of Liverpool independents have faced closure in the past...
Ticket Trauma! Here are the 10 best Eurovision memes from sale-day
The fiasco of trying to get Eurovision tickets has left everyone traumatised.
Good thing there's a silver-lining, as Twitter was quick to turn the experience into some of the best memes of the year.
Here is the MerseyNewsLive top10.
#10 a passive...
