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The Licensing Association has criticised the Government's lack of 'genuine leadership' as pub goers may have to provide a vaccine passport. A review into the relaxing of Covid-19 laws will look at whether people will have to prove they have...

Women have reacted with anger and disbelief to plans to place plainclothes police officers in nightclubs to tackle sexual harassment. The controversial tactic was announced by the government in response to the murder of Sarah Everard and the criticism of...

Merseyside domestic abuse charities are warning of a crisis as incidents of violence increase during lockdown.

March is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month and GPs, cancer specialists and survivors are encouraging women to visit their doctor if they suspect they could have the disease. Cancer of the ovaries is one of the most common cancers among women...

The Government has announced that it will intervene in the running of Liverpool City Council after a bombshell report into the administration was revealed. Local Government Secretary, Robert Jenrick, delivered a statement to Parliament where he outlined the major problems discovered in the report and his plans for the future running of the council.

Bluecoat, Liverpool's centre for the contemporary arts, is teaming up with Belong Crewe care village to reignite the creativity of older people and those living with dementia's. The 'We Belong Together' project involves the care village teaming up with critically acclaimed artists to explore the wellbeing benefits of using the arts at home through a series of sound and clay workshops.

Businesses across Liverpool have welcomed news that Castle Street and Bold street will stay pedestrianised until September. Liverpool City Council scheme ‘Without Walls’ was launched in June last year in partnership with Liverpool BID Company. The scheme included a £450,000 fund...

On March 25 1807 the Slave Trade Act was given Royal Assent effectively ending the legal Slave Trade in Britain.

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 City Council is taking findings from the government inspection into its highways, regeneration and property management functions seriously after the report found serious issues. Government inspector Max Caller found failings in the handling of aspects such as: Land disposal ...