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Taking Public Transport. To begin your journey as a carbon conscious person, an easy way to reduce your footprint this year is to take more public transport. Liverpool has a great range of ways to get you from A to...

Welcome to our live blog on Tuesday, January 7. Today our reporters are out across the city covering the changing weather situation, the critical incident at Royal Liverpool Hospital and other stories. Follow our LIVE updates below.

Liverpool John Lennon Airport have reopened their runway after cancelling and delaying flights following snow in Merseyside. The Met Office had given the area a yellow weather warning for snow and ice until 10am today, which has disrupted travel, which...

After weeks of indulgence in December it is estimated that 15.5m people are planning to give up alcohol in the UK to start the year on a healthy foot. This is a challenging month for the hospitality sector with many...

Listen to our 11am radio bulletin presented by Hannah Towler here: https://soundcloud.com/lsshtowl/11am-radio-bulletin?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing  

A fitness challenge called ‘January 75’ has mushroomed on social media. Users are given the choice to complete the soft, medium or hard version of the challenge for 75 days. It follows a very strict regime but can also be...

Listen to our podcast from January 6 below. https://soundcloud.com/jess-lynch-270609660/january-blues-podcast?si=ae890a97cc1643709025cb55ad023268&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

What is Veganuary? Veganuary is a pledge to not eat or purchase any animal products for the whole 31 days of January. The pledge was started by Veganuary, a non-profit organisation that encourages people worldwide to try being vegan for...

A recent study conducted by OLBG has found that Anfield offers the second-cheapest pint in the Premier League. The study found that the average price a Premier League fan can expect to pay per pint is £5.02. Anfield and Goodison Park...