‘Pandemic parents’ supported by Mossley Hill coffee shop
'Pandemic parents' who gave birth during lockdown can now attend support groups at Little Peacock coffee shop in Mossley Hill.
Between April and June 2020, the strictest lockdown period, 153,464 babies were born in England and Wales.
However, until now, new...
Police launch murder investigation after body found in Southport
Two people have been arrested after the body of a 32-year-old man was found on Eastbourne Road in Southport.
A 23-year-old man and a 32-year-old man have been arrested on suspicion of murder, Merseyside Police have said.
New art project aiming to tackle litter problems in Liverpool
A Liverpool Theatre company is starting a new community art project aimed at tackling litter in Liverpool.
The Seeds of Change project will work with community groups to create a project using litter found on the streets.
The project wants to...
First week back in Liverpool’s independent shops
Liverpool is full of activity once again since non-essential shops were able to reopen along with other venues.
In the city centre shoppers have flocked in their masses to shop at retailers in L1, but also to much-loved independents.
Beth Crosbie...
St Helens organisations sought for bids for new Government Fund
Community groups in St Helens are being urged to apply for funding for projects from a new government fund.
Liverpool City Region Combined Authority is seeking bids from St Helens organisations to access the £220m UK Community Renewal Fund.
The invitation...
Liver Building shortlisted for national award
One of Liverpool's most famous buildings has been nominated for a prestigious award.
Liverpool’s Royal Liver Building has been shortlisted for the Planning Excellence Award from the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI).It has been included in the Heritage and Culture...
Campaigners help to cut food waste in Liverpool City Region
A project to help householders cut food waste, eat more healthily and save money is celebrating a funding boost.
Feedback Global has received £19,900 from the Merseyside Recycling and Waste Authority (MRWA) Community Fund to run the Your Food Needs...
New research links 230,000 excess deaths to austerity
A new study by the University of Liverpool has linked austerity to 231,707 excess deaths in England over a period of eight years.
The 2010-2018 study established that there were more deaths in areas where the financial loss due to...
Sports charity shop opens in Runcorn with everything for £5 or less
A UNIQUE charity sports shop where everything is £5 or less – and all profits are sent back to the community – has opened in Runcorn.
Sportstraider, sells a range of quality sportswear and equipment all for £5 or under, catering for men, women, and children.
Liverpool coastguard taking on challenge to recruit more women
Liverpool Coastguard is determined to encourage and recruit more women onto the team as numbers remain low.
Liverpool and the North West are among the worst areas for female recruitment as many stations face low, or no, female volunteers.
However, Liverpool...
