PhD student completes inspiring 25 day challenge for Liverpool Women’s Hospital
Student Jessica Taylor has completed an inspiring 25-day challenge to raise money for the Neonatal Unit at Liverpool Women’s Hospital.
The PhD Chemistry student at The University of Liverpool raised £1625 by walking 25,000 steps for 25 days.
Jessica, 25, has...
Liverpool to mark one year since first Covid-19 lockdown with Liverpool Together event
Liverpool will mark one year since the first Covid-19 lockdown when the city stages Liverpool Together on Tuesday 23 March.
The emotive event will be held exactly one year on from the first lockdown in England.
Liverpool City Council’s award-winning Culture...
Teachers trained in lateral flow tests as parents set to test children at home
Lateral flow tests are already used in schools across Liverpool, but parents may now be needed.
The training for lateral flow tests in schools is delivered by Liverpool Council and Culture Liverpool.
Shielding extends to March 31 and more people added to shielding list
Shielding is to be extended to March 31 and almost 4,600 people have been added to the shielding list in Liverpool.
Improved modelling has led to more people being identified as clinically extremely vulnerable (CEV).
People more susceptible to developing Covid-19...
Celebrating health and social carers on National Caregivers Day
National Caregivers Day 2021 will recognise the hard work and dedication of carers of all kinds.
Friday February 19 marks the day to celebrate all carers and their work across the country.
Caregiving is anything from delivering medical aid to personal...
Liverpool mum continues her daughter’s ‘love for life’ with new charity
A charity named after a Liverpool teenager who died of meningitis has been officially recognised.
The Halle O’ Brien CIC is now certified as a non-profit charity in Liverpool, following the death of Halle at 19.
Meet Stockton Heath mum smiling through treatment for rare cancer
A mother of three from Stockton Heath has started a blog, ‘The Big ‘C’ Word Girl,’ to share her cancer journey.
Sarah Clare was diagnosed with a very unusual form of anal cancer.
