Campaign launched to eliminate domestic violence in Liverpool
A new campaign aiming to eradicate domestic violence has been started in Merseyside.
The campaign is working with survivors of domestic abuse, using their experiences to raise awareness of the red flags of domestic abuse, specifically coercive and controlling behaviour.
It...
Liverpool Comic-Con begins this Saturday
Comic-Con returns to Liverpool this Saturday for its annual spring appearance.
Well known for its showcase of geek culture and celebrity guests, the convention annually attracts guests and visitors from all over then world, and this year’s event features another...
Inside Prenton RUFC’s plans to become a new hub for local community
Prenton RUFC has stood as a pillar of the local community since it was formed in 1992. Standing at the bottom of a pleasant path full of wildlife and greenery, just off Prenton Dell Road, is the clubhouse and...
MAYDAY! Scorching temperatures across Liverpool
Liverpool has seen boiling temperatures today as a record broke in London where it was the warmest start to May on record.
The Met Office has confirmed this, after temperatures hit 28 degrees at Kew Gardens in south west London....
Campaign for Croxteth Park Riding School to become “community focused attraction” in restoration bid
A campaign has begun to reopen the closed and dilapidated Croxteth Park Riding School, which has been locked in a bitter Council dispute for nearly 4 years.
‘Friends of Gellings Riding School’ have started the campaign which is urging the...
Liverpool City Council to make crucial parking decision tonight
Liverpool councillors will meet this evening to review city centre car parking changes.
Free parking after 6pm could be brought to an end as they suggest extending the charging period to 7am to 11pm daily.
This charge is part of a...
Schoolboy dies after going into water in Wirral
A 16-year-old boy has died after going into water in Eastham, Wirral.
Merseyside Police, North West Ambulance Service, Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service and the HM Coastguard were called to Eastham Locks at around 5:45pm on Wednesay 30 April.
The report...
Baltic Triangle businesses share “excitement” over promised £100m train station
Businesses in the Baltic Triangle District have voiced their support for the new development which was given the green light by the council last week, arguing it will be good for business, bringing more people to the area from around...
Commemorating 80 years since VE Day: a Merseyside man at war
VE Day’s 80th anniversary, commemorating the end of the Second World War in Europe, is to be celebrated on Thursday 8th May with a wide variety of events taking place on Merseyside.
As is commonly the case, VJ Day, August...
Benefit payment changes for May 2025 threaten to overwhelm food banks
With controversial changes benefit payments set to take effect from tomorrow, Merseyside’s charities and food banks are bracing for a surge in demand.
Speaking to Mersey News Live ahead of the May 1 changes to Universal Credit and Personal Independence...
