Liverpool personal trainer on a mission to make women healthier
A personal trainer is making it her mission to help women across Liverpool better themselves and gain a healthier lifestyle with her online programme.
Aimee Ormesher, 30, created her online programme “8 weeks with Aimee” in 2018 to help women...
The 60-year-old Ultra-marathon runner raising money for children’s hospice
A Liverpool man is on an Ultra-marathon mission to raise money for Claire's House Children's Hospice.
James Brown, 60, who is a personal trainer and sport and rehabilitation therapist from Netherton, will stop at nothing for a challenge.
For the past...
New Wirral art gallery showcases culture of Liverpool
Nick Belderbos has spent the last four weeks converting part of his architecture practice on the Wirral into an art gallery.
Nick’s company, architects-direct.com, was established in 2001, and in 2018 moved to its current location in Heswall.
Nick, 49, said:...
Local booking agency accused of ‘using independent musicians for profit’
A Liverpool-based music agency is being accused of not paying staff and clients on time as TrustPilot users and former workers share their experiences.
Sound Music Group is a booking agency which offers gigs and events to many aspiring...
On this day, 1974: former Wirral school-boy Harold Wilson becomes PM for the second...
Merseyside in the 1960s and 70s was hotbed of culture and activity. Not only did the city have their most famous export topping the charts, but one of their adopted sons was top of the government. Twice.
Harold Wilson is...
Not Drunk but Disorderly: Interview with creators after sell-out first show in Liverpool
"We need to make sure Newpool is as safe as it was before. Well that sounds like a tomorrow job, mmm isn't it hard being the law"
Beginning the week with a sell-out show, Hindley and Amos performed their never-before-seen piece, Not Drunk but Disorderly, at the iconic Liverpool Bombed out Church.
Mersey cyclists get on their bikes for blooming good cause
A group of Merseyside cyclists are preparing for a 50 mile bike ride taking place in July, raising funds and awareness for Liverpool charity Sunflowers.
The ride from Liverpool to Chester will start at the historic Old Haymarket on the...
Things about Liverpool that confuse me as a southerner
Liverpool is a special place.
Everyone will say something to that effect about their home but having recently come here I can say this to be an objective fact. Liverpool is strange in the best way.
I’ve lived in Kent for...
Beginner girl-only running group combat loneliness together
Women across Merseyside have started to run together at Sefton Park on weekends in a group created to support women and facilitate friend making opportunities.
Stephanie Barney, 22, and Caitlin Lewing, 21, are the brains behind “Girls on the Go”....
The harsh reality of becoming a personal trainer
Covid brought about a wave of weight gain, and loss, in the UK, meaning that when they could, loads of people up and down the country, 'hit the gym'.
Many will have turned to personal trainers, seeking in-person or online advice.
They...
