Success as LJMU students experience ‘Disaster Day’
Domestic disturbances, road traffic accidents and building fires were just some of the scenarios LJMU Policing students experienced at 'Disaster Day' in the Emergency Service Training Centre.
Second- and third-year students attended the Emergency Service Training Centre based in Birkenhead...
Former Desperate Scousewife Amanda Harrington brings out new cookbook
Food is a real family affair for Amanda Harrington who has created her first cookbook which comes out tomorrow.
During lockdown, Amanda began posting new dishes on her Instagram page before she was inundated with requests for the recipe.
Amanda told...
Liverpool brothers start luxury fashion business together
Two Liverpool brothers started their own luxury fashion business together - because of how unemployable they were.
Ben and Joe Gallagher, from Formby, started their business “Luxe Collective” when they were just 17 and 22 because they didn't think they...
Liverpool fashion brand celebrates 10 years of success
A Liverpool fashion brand which has become an international success is celebrating its tenth anniversary this month.
The Wasted Heroes studio creates handmade designs that are worn by familiar faces like Carl Cox, Charlotte de Witte and Gorgon City.
It was...
Project to prevent race inequalities reveals need for diversity
A unique project by young people has raised awareness of some of the discrimination Black, Asian and ethnic minorities face in the Liverpool City Region.
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...
‘Be curious, be persistent’ PR tells LJMU journalism students
A former Liverpool John Moores University student paid a visit to third-year journalists, armed with advice and insightful stories of working in the industry.
Sober October: Is it time to ditch the drink?
Sober October is regarded as Dry January’s lesser-known sibling - but with the rise in lockdown drinking and with clubs open once again, many are using this opportunity to ditch the drink.
The Liverpool region has one of the highest...
Shining a light on Spina Bifida: Hugo’s Story
When you think of October you think of Halloween, pumpkins, trick or treating and maybe even Bonfire Night. However, it is also a time where people celebrate a lot more than just sweets and scary movies.
This month many charities and families across the UK...
Liverpool’s river of light trail returns this autumn
A number of installations will turn the Liverpool Waterfront into a celebration of light, art and music this autumn as we celebrate the colour and noise we have all missed.
Because of Covid restrictions, the 2020 River light trail last...
