University of Liverpool postpone cake sale for Palestine after PM’s warning
Students at the University of Liverpool have cancelled their cake sale in aid of Palestine and will instead hold a vigil.
It comes as Sir Keir Starmer branded pro-Palestine protests at Universities, on the second anniversary of the October 7th...
Stoptober campaign urges people in Liverpool to quit smoking
Public health experts across Merseyside and Cheshire are calling on smokers across the region to quit smoking for good this month as part of Stoptober.
Liverpool City Council is supporting the campaign after previously successful years, hoping to show smokers...
New app helps boost food scene
A new food app has landed in Liverpool, rewarding foodies with cashback for eating out.
Dining app Shuffle is already making waves, claiming to have returned over £10,000 to users since its launch.
The company plans to invest £3 million into...
Snapchat announces paid membership to use ‘Memories’ feature
Snapchat has announced users will now have to pay to use the app’s ‘memories’ feature, if storage on an account exceeds 5GB.
Introduced in 2016, the feature keeps your ‘snaps’ for future viewing without using storage and can then be...
New Hardman Street restaurant Barnacle set to open on Thursday
The highly anticipated restaurant Barnacle will be opening on Thursday, October 8.
The new eatery, run by Paul Askew, chef patron of The Art School in Liverpool, and his son Harry, will open inside the former School For The Blind...
Next phase for Fiddlers Ferry regeneration announced
Plans have been submitted to seek approval for the final phase of demolition of the Fiddlers Ferry Power Station near Warrington.
Peel NRE have released the next phase of the master plan to demolish the remaining structures of the...
Hospital arts organisation on the up after covid ‘lull’
Hospital Arts In Liverpool (HARTS) have revealed their plans to recover from their post lockdown restrictions and get back to what they do best.
HARTS is a wide-ranging programme established in 2007 that brings professional and amateur artists and performers...
Sport helps girls climb the career ladder, new study finds
Girls who play after school sports in the UK are more likely to get top jobs later in life, according to new research. The findings suggest that physical activity might have long-term benefits beyond the field. However, sports coaches...
Analysis: Has Liverpool fallen out of love with Labour?
Following the Labour party conference held in Liverpool last week, Merseyside’s future in both local and national politics is left in a fragmented state. The city, which at the last General Election elected Labour MPs in all five constituencies,...
Young creatives in Liverpool welcome £25 million government arts investment
Creatives around Liverpool are welcoming last week's announcement of a £25 million investment into the city's creative industries.
Liverpool based photographer Ayuba Enesi thinks the funding directed towards young creatives will help them with their work.
He said: "Funding amongst other...
