Illegal rave in Whiston leads to six fixed penalty notices
Officers have issued six fixed penalty notices and seized music equipment after an illegal rave in Whiston.
The illegal rave took place on Sunday (February 14) in the early hours at Whiston Woods near Cumber Lane.
Liverpool investment firm raises more than £5,000 for Kirkdale charity
The team at the Liverpool property investment firm RWInvest have collectively run and cycled 600km for the charity The Inclusive Hub.
Liverpool celebrates LGBT+ History Month 2021
Andi Herring CEO of LCR Pride Foundation speaks to MerseyNewsLive about the significance of LGBT+ History Month which is taking place virtually this year.
Rising concern over mental health of pupils during pandemic
There is rising concern for the mental health of pupils as ministers say they're 'doing everything' to allow summer holidays.
Melissa Campbell, Public Health Consultant for Liverpool City Council, expressed her concern for school children’s wellbeing.
She said: “Anxiety has escalated...
Liverpool fostering service receives record number of enquiries
Liverpool City Council’s fostering service has received a record number of enquiries so far this year.
This is believed to be as a result of changes in people’s circumstances due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Liverpool City Council unveils five point plan to reduce Covid rates
Liverpool City Council are urging the public to keep following guidelines with a five point plan.
The city wants to get Covid-19 levels as low as possible before Boris Johnson announces a roadmap out of lockdown.
His announcement is set to...
National Apprenticeship Week: Liverpool education bosses hope for youngsters
National Apprenticeship week kicked off this week as Liverpool’s youth unemployment rate worsens.
The event usually sees conventions staged across the country, linking apprentices with employers.
Merseyside leaseholders furious with lack of government funding to remove cladding
Merseyside leaseholders are furious after it was announced that many buildings will not be eligible for government funding to remove dangerous cladding.
This comes as the Secretary of State for Housing, Robert Jenrick, introduced a £3.5bn fund to fix dangerous cladding.
Leaseholders say this support does not go far enough as grants will not...
Merseyside coffee experts fight back after Covid blow
Merseyside Coffee specialists are gearing up to make big changes after Covid-19 impacted their business.
Crosby Coffee on Oxford Road is an independent business that started in co-owner Jack’s kitchen at his mum's house many years ago only to become...
Two arrested and more than 700 Cannabis plants seized in Kirkdale
Two men have been arrested by Merseyside Police following the seizure of more than 700 cannabis plants in Kirkdale yesterday.
