How unsung hero Mal helped shape the Beatles’ legend
In Ken Womack's "Living The Beatles Legend," the author delves deep into the enigmatic life and untold stories of the unsung hero of the Fab Four, Mal Evans.
This is something that he would not have done without the intervention...
New book captures memories of the last night at Wigan Casino
A new book has been published to celebrate the last night of Wigan Casino.
The dancefloors of northern England began bouncing with a syncopated beat in the late 1960s when Wigan Casino blasted out soul tracks to masses revolting against...
‘I cried the morning George Harrison died’: 20 years on we remember
It's been 20 years since the death that broke Liverpool's heart, but the legacy of George Harrison, the Quiet Beatle, is still just as strong.
The Beatles formed in Liverpool in 1960 and their music is still played today.
Claire Hamilton,...
Consumers urged to ensure Christmas isn’t rubbish this year
Merseysiders anxious to reduce the amount of waste they produce this Christmas are being targeted in a ‘choose to reuse’ campaign.
This is the first year of the campaign, run by Merseyside Recyling and Waste Authority (MRWA), and the authority...
Merseyside nurses remain angered by 1% pay rise
Merseyside nurses say their work through the Covid-19 pandemic is being undervalued following the announcement they will receive a 1% pay rise.
The BBC reports that some health unions are demanding a 12.5% pay increase for nurses for their work during the pandemic.
Sophie Fay, a nurse at Aintree University...
Abandoned cat named after Scooby Doo character learns to love again
After receiving some Paws-itive healing an abandoned cat has put her sad past behind her in search for the purr-fect new home.
Velma and three other cats, called Daphne, Fred and Scooby, named after characters in the popular children’s cartoon...
Chester student nominated for being a hedgehog hero
Lyndon Howson, a final-year Zoology student from the University of Chester, has been shortlisted for a Mammals Champion award.
This award marks the 70th anniversary of the Mammals Society and is a new award that has been launched to recognise...
Why we have a love-hate relationship with online dating
Online dating is a big player for those looking for love. The days of organically meeting people has been overtaken by the convenience and ease of online dating apps - but is this the best way forward?
There are...
Be Free awards set to celebrate community innovators
The Be Free Campaign will host The Community Award Show to recognise change-makers and innovators in the community.
The event will take place at the Isla Gladstone on Friday March 10, with eight different awards up for grabs.
Shantanu Kundu, the...
One year of Coronavirus in Merseyside
One year ago today, on March 11th 2020, the World Health Organisation declared that the Covid-19 emergency had reached pandemic status.
The global death toll had passed 4,000 but in the UK the number of confirmed deaths was still in...