Celebration as LJMU welcomes 10 new Bicentenary Honorary Fellows
Reporting team: Cassie Ward, Jake Hughes and Kieron Day
Liverpool John Moores University welcomed 10 new honorary fellows in its Bicentenary year at a special event at St George’s Hall yesterday.
The new fellows are being recognised in LJMU’s 200th year...
Concerns over disability benefits grow after government report is released
A government report has revealed that low-income people who are reliant on disability benefits are struggling to meet essential living costs.
The government-commissioned research was released after MPs demanded its publication.
It had been kept under wraps for over a year...
Coffee shop continues to help the homeless despite financial worries
Paper Cup Coffee in Liverpool is a café making a difference in the community.
Aside from serving delicious cakes, coffees and food, they also offer help for those experiencing homelessness.
Located on Queen Square, just next to the Q car park,...
Liverpool City Council ordered to name councillors summoned to court over non-payment of council...
Liverpool City Council have been ordered to release the names of two elected councillors who were summoned to court over non-payment of council tax.
Following a Freedom of Information (FOI) request by the Liverpool Echo, two councillors were revealed...
It’s A Snowy Winter Afterall
Liverpool was struck with a thick amount of snow during the weekend and followed with a yellow warning, which is still the case in some parts of Warrington.
The weather has made it suitable for people to sledge down hills,...
LJMU students take on Kilimanjaro in charity hike
A team from LJMU is selflessly taking on Africa’s highest mountain in support of Dig Deep charity.
Their mission is focused on Bomet County in Kenya by creating access for the one million people that live there. They believe that...
Happy St David’s Day
Every year on March 1st, Welsh people around the world celebrate St David’s Day.
The holiday provides an opportunity for the Welsh to embrace their culture and traditions in the style of famous Welsh dishes, traditional costumes and the showcasing of...
‘There’s no justice’ – Liverpool reacts to George Floyd case
Local activists have spoken in support of the recent conviction of Derek Chauvin in the murder of George Floyd last May.
The murder of Mr Floyd in Minnesota, USA, captured the world’s attention after footage showed Derek Chauvin kneeling on...
Wirral Council rolls out Emergency Help Points
Wirral Council has launched 28 Emergency Help Points throughout the borough to improve safety on the streets by linking people directly to its CCTV control centre.
The points can be identified by distinctive yellow signage.
A red button links to the...
Liverpool City Council’s emergency energy contract to start
Liverpool City Council has been advised to start working on its plan to purchase energy from renewable sources starting in 2026.
The recommendation comes as the council aims to secure a competitive deal and reduce its carbon footprint.
The council has...
