Empowering young voices: Liverpool town hall hosts event tackling social issues and promoting inclusion
Young People’s Question Time, a collaborative effort by Young Inspectors and The Anthony Walker Foundation’s TRSA programme, has welcomed young people from across the city.
Young Inspectors, facilitated by Targeted Services for Young People, is a nationwide project that promotes...
Merseyside health leader welcomes £62m study on youth vaping
Health leaders on Merseyside have welcomed a landmark £62m study that will track the impact of vaping on young people as the Government also seeks to raise awareness of its potential dangers.
A new campaign, Love Your Lungs, will use...
Man charged with attempted murder after Edge Hill stabbing
A man has been charged with attempted murder after a stabbing.
Officers were called to a property on Wavertree Road, Edge Hill, on Monday morning following a report that a man in his 60s had been stabbed. He is currently...
St George’s Hall to host COVID-19 anniversary event
Liverpool City Council has announced that St George's Hall will host a 'national COVID-19 day of reflection' event on Sunday March 9th, to mark the pandemic's five-year anniversary.
The Grade 1 listed venue will become a focal point for remembering...
Liverpool jazz festival returns bigger than ever thanks to new funding
Liverpool International Jazz Festival returns tomorrow with an expanded line-up and free creative sessions, thanks to its first ever Arts Council funding.
The line up, at Hope University, promises a bill packed with local and international artists. Organiser Neil Campbell...
LGBT+ History Month: Liverpool fundraiser for Sahir, city’s oldest HIV & LGBTQ+ charity
To mark the 20th LGBT+ History Month and celebrate Sahir's 40 years of support in the community, Board Gaymes is hosting a special fundraiser at Lovelocks Coffee Shop on Friday 21 February.
Since 1985, Sahir has been a cornerstone of Liverpool’s LGBTQ+ community, providing...
New Liverpool exhibition: ‘What the Mountain Has Seen’ Examines Britain’s colonial past
A new exhibition has opened in Liverpool examining the city's colonial relationship with Africa and shining a light on the history of the city's black communities.
What the Mountain Has Seen is backed by the John Moores University's Exhibition Research...
£7.5m boost for walking and cycling on Merseyside
Liverpool City Region will receive £7,514,511 in funding to build more walking and cycling routes, the Government announced today.
The funding comes as part of a national scheme announced today by the Government and Active Travel England (ATE) which allows...
Everton’s move: A stadium shift or a wake-up call for local businesses?
The manager of a pub near Goodison Park has raised concerns over the future of her business as Everton’s ground prepares to close for good.
Ahead of the last Merseyside Derby, Everton F.C. prepares to leave Goodison Park for Bramley-Moore...
New Kirkby homes on contaminated land pose no health risks, housing developers say
Developers have assured Kirkby residents that there will be no risk to their safety from plans to build new homes on contaminated land, amid community division over the development.
Knowsley Council last week approved plans by Barratt and David Wilson...
