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Liverpool is suffering from a shortage of foster carers, while the number of children being taken into care is ever increasing. There is a massive national shortage of foster carers across the UK, which is now causing hardship in Liverpool. Karen...

Liverpool Cathedral has been transformed into a space-themed projection of light and sound this week. Created by sculptor Peter Walker and sounds composed by David Harper, Luxmuralis have designed an unforgettable lit-up extravaganza in Liverpool Cathedral for ‘Space, the Universe and...

Bartending is a very interesting occupation. Every shift is different, you could be working a classy wedding one day, and kicking out a drunk costumer the next. Bartending is not just pulling pints and pouring pornstar martinis, its a craft. Bartenders...

A new campaign is urging Merseyside residents to recycle more and waste less by using the right bins for their rubbish. Merseyside Recycling and Waste Authority aims to ensure that residents are putting their rubbish in the correct bins to...

Liverpudlians of the world, unite! Monday is Global Scouse Day, which gives us the opportunity to celebrate (probably) the best city in the world. The Scouse Day tradition began with a "scouse supper" held every year on local adventurer Graham...

This week in Mersey News Live magazine, Harley Mullen discusses Liverpool’s purple flag status for the city’s superb evening and nighttime economy, writes lifestyle reporter JOE WADDELL. She looks at how Liverpool has achieved the status as well as...

Liverpool John Moores University is taking part in a trial to develop innovative short courses within higher education. Liverpool Screen School (LSS) is developing the university courses for people looking to gain higher level skills in digital media production. Academic Lead...

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...

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...

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...