Are these the best pancake toppings this Pancake Tuesday? Vote now!
As today is shrove Tuesday, the nation rejoices at the opportunity to stuff their faces with as many pancakes as they can stomach.
People around the country absolutely love flipping their batter every Pancake Tuesday and who can blame them?
An...
International Women’s Day 2022 – What’s on in Liverpool
International Women’s Day is on the way, an event in which women have been celebrated around the globe for over 100 years.
Originating in the times of universal female suffrage in the early 20th century, issues of gender equality,...
Merseyside Crossfit athletes on course to prove they are ‘Fittest in the City’
Four women from Merseyside have taken the top spots in the regional heat of a major endurance competition.
The Turfgames ‘Fittest in the City’ endurance competition brought Crossfit athletes from across the North West to its Manchester heat.
Crossfit athletes compete...
Liverpool aims for two million minutes of reading to mark World Book Day
This year marks the 25th anniversary of World Book Day where children and adults share their love of books.
Across the city, events are taking place to mark the ‘You are a Reader’ theme as well as sharing the benefits...
National Bartender Day 2022: The good, the bad and the ugly
Bartending is a very interesting occupation. Every shift is different, you could be working a classy wedding one day, and kicking out a drunk costumer the next.
Bartending is not just pulling pints and pouring pornstar martinis, its a craft.
Bartenders...
Liverpool dog rescue charity calls on owners to neuter their pets
A Liverpool Dog Rescue is urging pet owners to spay and neuter their animals as part of Spay and Neuter awareness month to prevent unwanted and homeless dogs.
Spaying and Neutering prevents animals from breeding in effort to prevent large...
World first as LJMU scientists lead in conservation technology
Artificial Intelligence technology created at Liverpool John Moores University is being used by conservationists to identify wounded animals and plot their movements in the wild.
Professor Paul Fergus and Doctor Carl Chalmers spent three years working on this technology to...
Merseyside music magazine Bido Lito! takes a break from publishing
The hugely popular Merseyside music and culture magazine, The Bido Lito!, has decided to take a break from publishing following post Covid struggles.
Bido Lito! has been publishing for 12 years, after it was established by Craig Pennington and Christopher...
Top Liverpool chef back in the Great British Menu kitchen
An award-winning Liverpool chef is making a come-back this week, as the Great British Menu returns to our TV screens.
Dave Critchley, 39, is making a return in the North West heats after being knocked out in the 16th season...
One woman’s journey: ‘I would not survive without my feeding tube.’
Tens of thousands of Britons rely on a feeding tube to feed and maintain their bodies, yet most people do not realise how widespread - or difficult - the condition can be.
This week is Feeding Tube awareness Week, educating...
