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Survey reveals Gen-Z are the most sober age group

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A sober lifestyle is on the rise as more people are beginning to swap cocktails for mocktails, and a pint for a 0% beer.  A recent survey reveals a significant shift, with 18-24 year-olds being the most sober age group....
Horror Christmas market (c) Amelia Hampson

Frightful Christmas market brings touch of festive horror to Liverpool

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This wasn’t your stereotypical jolly Christmas market - instead it was a horror Christmas market! Held at the city's Liner Hotel on Sunday, the horror-themed Christmas market was organised by Liverpool Horror Club. The market had a room full of...
Contact Hours(c) HeadRush Films

Short film shining light on student suicide to hit universities in 2025

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1 in 5 people in the UK have suicidal thoughts. Each loss directly affects 135 people, leaving a lasting impact on family, friends, colleagues, neighbours and acquaintances. Director and Producer Harry Richards, 26, from London and writer Rufus Love, 28,...
(c) Imogen Ahmed Maguire

Liverpool Community Radio raises over £1m for Kensington community

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Over the span of 17 years, Liverpool Community Radio has brought over £1m to its local community of Kensington. Since 2007, all profits made from the radio station have been given back into the area. It has developed six out...
Author Bob Stone (c) Ruby Richards

Author aims to write novel in two months to aid breast cancer charity

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For the second year in a row, author Bob Stone has challenged himself to complete a 75,000 word novel between September to October to raise money for Prevent Breast Cancer. Bob has combined his passion and experience to raise funds...
Bubblesque (c) Romanie Smith

River Of Light makes welcome return to Mersey

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The River of Light returned to Liverpool on Friday taking over the waterfront, with 12 new creations brought by international artists. The theme of this year's free family event is 'play.' Labour councillor Harry Doyle said: "The reason we chose play...

From novices to TikTok sensations and BAFTA winners: The rise of Liverpool influencers

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The rise of content creators across Liverpool has seen a significant increase in recent years. With the growth of social media platforms like TikTok, many Liverpudlians have found a niche and become incredibly successful with thousands of followers - these...
Staff and volunteers from Centre 63 (c) MRWA and David Jones Photography.

Sustainable supermarket helps feed local community

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  A local charity is helping residents to shop sustainably and recycle right.   Centre 63 in Kirkby has been awarded over £7,000 from Merseyside Recycling & Waste Authority to deliver a community food and recycle hub.   The food hub started...
The Girls' Network

New mentoring opportunity for disadvantaged girls in Merseyside launching this autumn

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Openreach and The Girls’ Network have combined their services to offer a mentor scheme that is aimed at girls from lower socio-economic backgrounds. Once mentors are selected the process will begin with 20 girls aged 14-19 being mentored with the...
LIMF festival (c) Mollie Hankin

Open Sauce: An evening of live music at Liverpool’s LIMF academy

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This weekend LIMF Academy, a well-established musical organisation, hosted a two-day show based in the Baltic Triangle at District, to celebrate their success over the past decade. It was also an opportunity to showcase the talents that have been produced...

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