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Calls for North to become “nature powerhouse” amid plan for growth

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Northern England could be come a "nature powerhouse" as a result of new moves to boost conservation in the region, it has been claimed. Merseyside environmental campaigners spoke out in praise of the conservation strategy announced by government advisers Nature...
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St Helens bereavement café offers support to the community

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Bereaved people from St Helens will gather at the town's crematorium this Saturday for the latest in a series of monthly meetings that offer community, friendship and support. The monthly bereavement café meetings are the creation of Sonia Smith, manager...

Talking Eating Disorders founder encourages families to ‘just ask the question’

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The founder of a Merseyside-based eating disorders treatment centre has spoken out about the importance of education in the 'mammoth task' of supporting sufferers. Speaking to MerseyNewsLive during Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2025, Leigh Best, founder of Talking Eating Disorders,...

Liverpool City Centre free on-street parking to end by late March

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Liverpool’s free evening parking is set to end within weeks, with charges extending until 11pm. Currently free after 6 PM, the new rules will see on-street parking fees apply from 7am to 11pm daily. This comes alongside a general rise...
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New plan to tackle Liverpool’s loss of biodiverse habitats

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A plan to save Liverpool's wildlife habitats has been announced against what city leaders have called “a backdrop of declining biodiversity and a loss of habitats across the UK which has seen many common species put at risk”. Since the...

‘An investment in our people and their potential’: New technology hub in Liverpool will...

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New York company Kyndryl, the world’s largest IT infrastructure services provider, has announced the launch of a new technology hub in Liverpool. The new technology hub will include a Kyndryl Vital Studio, offering a designer-led, open and collaborative co-creation...
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Petition to save Toxteth African Caribbean Centre passes 3,000 signatures

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An online petition against plans to build a new girls’ school on a site where the Toxteth African Caribbean Centre stands has reached over 3,000 signatures. The petition was set up ahead of a heated council meeting on Tuesday evening...
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Liverpool’s Ukrainian community thanks the city for its unwavering support three years after Russian...

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Ukrainians living in the city gathered in Liverpool Parish Church for a ‘Stand with Ukraine’ vigil to mark the three-year anniversary of the invasion on February 24. Reverend Dr. Taras Khomych, Chair of The Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain...
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Campaigners attack delays to park protection plan

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Campaigners claim that public confidence has been eroded by Liverpool council's delayed progress on a plan to prevent building in parks. Liverpool City Council promised to put over 100 parks in trusts in 2021 to prevent construction on them. However,...

Empowering young voices: Liverpool town hall hosts event tackling social issues and promoting inclusion

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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.

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