Climate change blamed for Merseyside’s mild winter weather
Merseyside experienced its highest winter temperatures of 17 degrees this week. People are now asking whether climate change is impacting our winters.
After the high temperatures, floods are now expected in Warrington and Northwich with torrential rain expecting to fall.
This...
Multi-million pound levelling-up boost for Halewood
Over £15m pounds from the government’s Levelling Up fund will be allocated to Halewood to improve sport and leisure facilities, and transport.
The funding will deliver upgrades to Halewood leisure centre and improve the playing pitches at Wood Road Green...
Cycling campaigners call for focus on Mersey road safety
Across Merseyside, cycling is a popular sport with a large number of cycling groups spread across the region. But with the city’s lack of cycle routes and busy roads, cyclists can often feel unsafe.
With the growing concern for the...
Liverpool scientist aiming to make plastics more environmentally friendly
A Liverpool-based scientist is developing research that could change our relationship with plastic.
Dr Andrew Carnell, of the University of Liverpool, is pioneering the use of enzymes to make plastics more environmentally friendly.
His main area of research in developing bio...
Huyton clothes recycling company encourages re-wear and reuse
A Liverpool-based recycling company is persuading the younger generation that wearing clothes more than once is not the end of the world.
Based in Huyton, Roberts Recycling works alongside charities and collects used clothes directly from people's doorsteps, or from...
7 unique ways to be more sustainable in Merseyside on Global Recycling Day
Merseyside is fighting the climate crisis with innovative ways to be sustainable this Global Recycling Day.
‘Keep rubbish clean’ message to help boost Merseyside recycling
A new campaign is urging Merseyside residents to recycle more and waste less by using the right bins for their rubbish.
Merseyside Recycling and Waste Authority aims to ensure that residents are putting their rubbish in the correct bins to...
Sefton Council warns of ‘tar balls’ washing up on coastline after oil spill
An oil spillage in the Irish sea is set to disrupt the local coastline in the upcoming weeks and months, according to Sefton Borough Council.
It is thought that almost 80,000 litres were released into the sea after a pipe...
Liverpool braced for disruption as yellow weather warning issued
The Met Office is warning Merseyside residents that strong winds up to 80 mph and showers will hit the city starting tomorrow (October 5).
The weather warning may lead to disruption, such as public transport cancellations and road closures.
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Crickets, charcoal and bee juice part of sustainable food solution
Crickets and bee juice were on the menu today at an event hosted by LJMU Business School, when small sustainable food companies shared their produce and expertise.
The group Prime (Principles for Responsible Management Education) held a Local Network event...