Award-winning theatre festival returns to Liverpool
Liverpool Theatre Festival is returning for its third consecutive year.
The award-winning festival is set to take place at Liverpool's Bombed Out Church and will showcase the city region’s creative gems.
The city’s theatre festival debuted in September 2020 as an...
Britain’s kindest plumber – the man helping thousands of families
With energy bills continuing to rise, and a chilly start to the year, many families are finding it difficult to keep their homes warm.
From fitting free boilers, making food parcels, buying PPE, helping families pay their bills, there’s not...
Could Storm Gladys hit the UK this week?
People are urged to stay safe as the bad weather is expected to continue throughout the week, and a potential new storm may be approaching.
Following a wet and windy weekend, storm Eunice claimed one life and left Merseyside’s road...
Futsal: The story of an indoor football revolution
Futsal, the fast and furious five-a-side alternative to the 'beautiful game', is growing in popularity.
The focus is primarily on technique and creativity with reduced contact. Those who have played as youngsters endorse the game which will greatly benefit all...
Liverpool dog rescue charity calls on owners to neuter their pets
A Liverpool Dog Rescue is urging pet owners to spay and neuter their animals as part of Spay and Neuter awareness month to prevent unwanted and homeless dogs.
Spaying and Neutering prevents animals from breeding in effort to prevent large...
City council outlines budget plans to tackle £24m shortfall
Liverpool City Council has released its budget plans on how to tackle the shortfall of £24.5 million.
During the meeting the cabinet approved plans for several strategies to tackle the shortfall. Following government cuts of up to £450 million since...
New art project gives a platform to young Muslims in Liverpool
A public art project is coming to Liverpool 8 to spark young Muslim peoples' interest in poetry, teaching them how to express their feelings and thoughts through words.
There will be four, free creative workshops delivered by 20 Stories High...
How extinct dinosaurs are changing the way we teach
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Four ferocious dinosaurs visited Wirral's Heswall Hall at the weekend to teach children all about their anatomy and origins.
Teach Rex is a company bringing schools into ‘new age education’.
The two founders of the company, Joe Parsonage and Sam Charles,...
Liverpool families urged to get Covid vaccine in half-term
Local health professionals are urging families to get vaccinated against COVID-19 during this February half-term.
To make jabs easy to access there are multiple vaccine drop-in clinics across Liverpool and a mobile vaccine bus.
School immunisation teams have been visiting every...
Liverpool charity trains homeless people in unique city coffee shop
Liverpool charity Papercup Project is now set to open a new coffee shop that will train rough sleepers.
Estimates from the Office for National Statistics suggest 29 homeless deaths were registered in Liverpool last year.
Many homeless people will be staying with family or friends, or...
