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As the Farmaggedon scare-fest returns, we look at five of the most exhilarating experiences at Ormskirk’s horror event. SCARY-OKE: New for this year’s festival, Farmageddon is offering the chance to get involved with singing your favourite hits, but with...

Merseyside Fire Service today reminded people about their safe haven boxes located at fire stations around the area for people who need help if they feel unsafe. All the region's fire stations have yellow phone boxes located on the outside...

Hundreds of protesters took to the streets outside Liverpool Town Hall on Saturday to protest about an arms fair taking place in the city.

Merseyside Police are appealing for information after a fatal collision in Knotty Ash on Sunday. Police were called to Pilch Lane, at the roundabout with East Prescot Road, at around 4:50am on October 10, where a vehicle was on fire...

As Liverpool City Council and Merseyside Police join forces in a strategy to help women feel safer on the streets, one city councillor says the most important thing now is to make misogyny a hate crime.

Liverpool One has played host to Healthwatch Liverpool’s inaugural Mental Health Marketplace event.

Families across the country are facing a £20 reduction in Universal credit following the Governments decision to slash the payments.

Liverpool’s famous Horrorfest, Farmageddon has returned for its 15-year anniversary. The scare attraction, located at Farmer Ted’s Adventure Farm in Ormskirk, was forced to cancel last year due to coronavirus, but opened its barn doors to horror fans in preparation for the Halloween season on Friday night

Tune in to the Mersey News Live lunchtime roundup with Rodha Alhaidar.

A Halloween carnival with a difference is coming to Liverpool from this Saturday.