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Break-in blow for city cafe that supports homeless community

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A Liverpool cafe that provides a lifeline for homeless people has been broken into. PaperCup Coffee, located in Queens Square, was set up by The Papercup Project to train rough sleepers in 2022. The cafe was targeted in the early hours...

Music festival Liverpool Food Aid to help those in need

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The historic Florrie in Liverpool 8 is to host a ground-breaking charity event to raise funds for those in need in Liverpool. The Food Aid music festival has come about as Liverpool’s Independent Community Food Spaces are beyond capacity and...

LJMU Survivors Society wins fundraising award and £500 sponsorship boost

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LJMU's Survivors Society has won the Bright Network Fundraising Award and £500 of sponsorship money. The award was well earned for them after they collectively walked 350.16km for Bookmark's Walk for Words challenge. Bookmark is a charity that aim to help...

I want more money for those who need it – people declare Budget hopes

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Additional reporting by Tom Mourino Merseynewslive visited Chester and Liverpool to find out what people were hoping for ahead of today's Spring Budget. The budget is focussed on the 'four E's': Education, Enterprise, Employment, Everywhere. Does that match public priorities? The overall...

‘Save these trees’ petition against park building plans reaches 1,800 signatures

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A petition to save trees threatened by building plans near Alder Hey Hospital has reached 1,800 signatures. Residents living near Springfield Park in Liverpool are annoyed at the city council's plans to remove greenery for new paths and buildings to...

Toxteth teenager’s mission to transform eyesore into community garden

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A Toxteth teenager is at the heart of an extraordinary project to transform a community garden. Khan Odita, 15, established the Mulgrave Street Action Group (MSAG) with an initiative to transform an eyesore that was plagued by fly-tipping. Speaking to Merseynewslive,...
Brianna Ghey. Photograph supplied by Cheshire Police

Funeral of tragic teen Brianna Ghey will take place today

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The funeral of tragic teenager Brianna Ghey will take place today in Warrington. A large number of people are expected to attend the service at St Elphin’s Parish Church. Ahead of the funeral, Warrington Borough Council announced that no vehicles or...

Housing development sparks controversy on Alder Hey site

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Controversy has once again arisen over a proposed housing project located on a former Alder Hey site in Knotty Ash. The Springfield Gardens development is adjacent to the locally-beloved Springfield Park, with the group Step Places aiming to create 182...
Orchard Day Nursery striking

Huyton nursery staff walk out over unfair pay dispute

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Staff from the Orchard Day Nursery in Huyton are holding the first of three strikes today over pay and workplace issues. Knowsley UNISON started representing staff at the nursery last September and submitted a claim for a £15 pay rise...
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Budget hopes from Liverpool Chamber ahead of Chancellor’s statement

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The leader of Liverpool's Chamber of Commerce has shared his hopes and thoughts with MNL ahead of today's (March 15) Budget statement. Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt will outline the state of our economy and then propose his policy on how to help improve it.

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