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Hidden History: The lost Birkenhead College that produced an Archbishop

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For most residents in Birkenhead, an historic building is not hard to find, with the area littered with remnants of a time when Birkenhead went from a small village to a booming port town at the height of the...
RASA Staff in hoodies that say its' Not me its you'

Merseyside’s rape crisis service marks its 40 year anniversary

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Merseyside’s rape crisis service (RASA) was set up 40 years ago in response to the rape and murder of Diane Sindall in August 1986 in Birkenhead. The twenty-one year old was murdered by the ‘Beast of Birkenhead’, a case which...
Women warming up for the run club

Widnes welcomes women-only run club aiming to improve wellbeing

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A young woman from Widnes has described being ‘overwhelmed’ by the response to the female-only run club she established in the town’s Victoria Park.   Ashana Raynes, 19, set up her weekly club earlier this month. The first gathering,...
Stone / UK - July 28 2019: TikTok app logo on the screen and a finger about to touch it. - adobe stock image

Why TikTok is driving UK waiting lists to 2026 record highs

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For decades, the path to a neurodiversity diagnosis has been a quiet, clinical journey through GP surgeries and specialist referrals. But in 2026, the first "consultation" for thousands of young people in the UK is no longer happening in a doctor's office - it’s happening on a TikTok "For You" page.
Declan Cregan speaking to a a school about his gambling journey.

“My gambling addiction started with a £1 roulette spin”

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For many, a quick bet on the horses or a football match is seen as a meaningless bit of fun. But for others, something as simple as placing a £1 bet on the favourite can have long-term devastating consequences. “It...
Musician Charlie Smith performing at Arts Bar

Liverpool continues its fight for grassroots music venues

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This Friday marks the start of Liverpool's first ever Music Month, dedicated to celebrating Liverpool's music heritage as a UNESCO City of Music. It comes as part of a continuous attempt to revive Liverpool's once vibrant grassroots music scene. Rising costs...
Social Media and elections

Is social media the new battleground for elections?

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Elections used to be fought with door knocking, letters through your door and interviews with the press. But these local elections we are seeing social media being a strong weapon in the candidates' arsenal.   But this isn't the case...
Attendees of the grief exhibition at Warrington Museum

“Grief Must Be Love With Nowhere To Go” – the exhibition finding new ways...

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Grief is universal – and something that is very hard to avoid. So why can it be so difficult to talk about something that affects everybody to some extent at some point in their lives? For artists, Emily Simpson and Chris...
the five women standing together smiling

Five Merseyside widows find ‘New Life After Death’

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A group of five Merseyside widows, all in their 70’s, have written a book about their lives, losses and finding meaning again through their connection with each other. Their book, New Life After Death, came to fruition after the women...
The outside of COSMO restaurant

COSMO Liverpool review: Something for even the fussiest diner

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Located just outside of Liverpool One, COSMO boasts cuisine from all around the world, including Chinese, Indian and American. Although Liverpool is not shy of buffet-style restaurants, I had never been in an all-you-can-eat that served both pasta and...

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