The best ways to lower your energy bills as prices rise
The energy crisis has been leaving many worried recently. Gas prices have risen steeply which has led to Rishi Sunak raising the energy cap cost by 54%. This leaves many facing a huge rise in the cost of living.
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Unique project marks one year anniversary of tackling drugs crime in Merseyside
On the one year anniversary of a ground-breaking project to tackle drugs crime, Merseyside's Police and Crime Commissioner has praised the scheme and the results it has achieved.
As part of Project ADDER (Addiction, Diversion, Disruption, Enforcement and Recovery), Merseyside...
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...
Teacher shortages continue across Merseyside after impact of Covid
Schools across Merseyside are continuing to struggle to fill permanent teaching posts as the teacher shortage crisis continues.
In December 2021, the Department of Education made an urgent appeal for teachers across the UK as there was a sharp rise...
New health scheme puts wellbeing at the heart of Liverpool communities
A new health and wellbeing scheme has been launched across Liverpool to provide community support following the pandemic.
Community health project The Life Rooms has teamed up with Public Health Liverpool to create a new mental health service to support...
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This week in MNL magazine, Jack McGahan went to Waterstones to see former trade union leader Len McCluskey talk about his most recent book, writes lifestyle reporter LUKE POLLITT.
Emma went to visit a mock crime scene set up to...
Go-ahead for new Hooters restaurant causes outrage in Liverpool
Controversial restaurant and sports bar Hooters, famous for having only female staff, has been given the go-ahead to open in Liverpool.
Members of Liverpool City Council’s licensing authority sub-committee met today and discussed whether to approve the licensing application for...
Delayed Lime Street scheme set to be complete by this summer
More than five months since Liverpool City Council had to terminate the previous contractor’s contract, it has been announced that major roadworks at Lime Street should finally be finished by this summer.
The construction is part of the council's £47m...
University researchers ask for participants to help new epilepsy survey
Researchers at the University of Liverpool are appealing for participants to help with a new study into epilepsy.
Yesterday was International Epilepsy Day, which is marked every year on the second Monday of February.
This year's initiative coincides with a call...
Warnings as Merseyside is set to face two storms this week
Merseyside is preparing to be hit by two storms this week.
Strong gusts of winds up to 60mph, which are likely to cause damage and disruptions, have been forecast.
The Met Office has extended its “danger to life” weather warning to...
