Widnes company is bringing Easter smiles through home visits
A creative Widnes business has already turned its thoughts towards Easter, after serving up Christmas entertainment for more than 3,000 people.
Albi Productions overcame lockdown restrictions and last-minute cancellations to organise the Elfmas: Letters to Santa event and East Lancashire Railway.
Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena announces its return from May
Three new live shows will be on the line up when the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool re-opens after lockdown.
Mossley Hill duo’s big plans for Little Peacock Coffee Shop post lockdown
The Little Peacock Coffee Shop opened the doors to their 'community hub’ on Rose Lane, Aigburth on March 1.
Seán Gleeson and Liz Wilson's shop was previously run by Wigwam Coffee Shop, which unfortunately closed in August due to Covid-19.
After...
Liverpool’s empowered women celebrate International Women’s Day 2021
Liverpool's female identifying performing artists come together to virtually celebrate International Women’s Day 2021.
Festivities will run from Friday 5, to Sunday 7 with live virtual performances hosted by multiple women’s groups.
Nicola Hardman, Director of We Want Women Liverpool, aims...
‘Drop Everything and Read’ as Liverpool celebrates World Book Day 2021
Liverpool’s World Book Day celebrations are set to go ahead despite the current National lockdown restrictions.
Liverpool Learning Partnership's ‘Drop Everything and Read’ project starts at 10am on Thursday for World Book Day 2021.
The project encourages young people across Liverpool...
Liverpool’s Chinese New Year virtual celebrations for the Year of the Ox 2021
Liverpool’s Chinese New Year 2021 celebrations will this year kick off online from Friday February 12.
Virtual activities will continue over the weekend until Sunday February 14 to mark the Year of the Ox.
You can enjoy the festivities from home...
Wigan’s music scene is blossoming, but can it survive the pandemic?
Wigan's music scene is under threat as the doors of local venues remain closed because of the pandemic.
Not since the release of The Verve’s seminal album ‘Urban Hymns’ in 1997 has there been as much hype and attention paid to Wigan music as there is today.
