New play exploring mental health issues comes to Merseyside
The Possibility of Colour, a new play that focuses on the issues surrounding mental health conditions, comes to Ormskirk on November 29.
Written by award-winning writer and actor Pete Carruthers, the production is about an alternative reality where an organisation...
‘Urgent’ warning after recent spate of e-scooter fires
There has been a rise in fires caused by the lithium-ion batteries found in e-scooters and e-bikes, with Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service (MFRS) urging people to take care when charging their devices at home.
These incidents are mostly caused...
Day one of the Veg Pledge for Cancer Research UK
Meat-eaters are going veggie for the month of November to raise money for Cancer Research UK.
Funds raised will provide the charity with more support to research into this disease and beat cancer sooner.
Remy Forrester, 24, Liverpool, is taking part...
Three day strike action to affect commuters across Merseyside
Merseyrail will be running a limited timetable starting from November 5 due to strikes conducted by Network Rail staff.
Strikes are scheduled nationwide, with those involved responsible for jobs such as signalling and maintenance under Network Rail. This results in...
Liverpool Archdiocese offers support amid winter fuel struggles
Amidst unprecedented fuel bills ahead of the cold winter months, the Archdiocese of Liverpool are reaching out to those in need and opening their social clubs up amid the cost of living crisis.
Between the River Mersey and the River...
Liverpool woman set to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro for charity
A Liverpool woman is planning to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro in aid of the anti-knife charity No More Knives.
Faye Laverty (pictured) will donate the money she raises to Weapons Down Gloves Up (WDGU), an organisation that helps young people who...
Art in spotlight as Turner Prize returns after 15 year absence
Report and video by Shannon Pickett
The Turner Prize has returned to Liverpool for the first time in 15 years.
Tate Liverpool has launched the Turner Prize 2022 featuring the art works of four different nominees all with the hope of...
Tributes to ‘sparkling’ Liverpool Philharmonic conductor
Merseyside is mourning the death of Libor Pešek, the Czech classical music conductor who was Principal Conductor and Music Director of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic orchestra from 1987 to 1997.
Mr Pešek died on October 23, aged 89. He was...
What Prime Minister Rishi means for Merseyside
Rishi Sunak has finally become Prime Minister amidst fears on Merseyside that he will do little to help the Labour stronghold.
He is the first British Asian to hold the office and the youngest leader the country has seen in...
Smoke Free Liverpool encourages quitting as Stoptober draws to close
With only three days left of Stoptober, Smoke Free Liverpool continues to push smokers to "ditch the fags".
Stoptober challenges smokers to give up cigarettes between October 1-28 based on studies that if you don't smoke for 28 days, you're...
