Money seized from criminals used to treat Garston schoolchildren to activities
Schoolchildren from Garston were able to enjoy a two week programme of sporting activities, days out and tournaments over the Easter half term thanks to funds seized from criminals under the Proceeds of Crime Act.
Everton in the Community (EitC)...
Woman charged with murder of “baby Callum” 26 years after his death
A woman has appeared in court in connection with the murder of a baby who was found dead in a woodland in Warrington 26 years ago.
Baby “Callum”, whose true identity remains unknown, was found in March 1998 and named...
Two teenagers arrested following reported stabbing
Two 16-year-olds have been arrested following a reported stabbing in south Liverpool.
Merseyside Police received a report at around 10:20pm on April 9 that a 16-year-old arrived at an address on Woodlands Road, Aigburth, with two stab wounds to his...
Open Eye Gallery’s new exhibition celebrates individuality in Liverpool.
Open Eye Gallery's new exhibition called ‘Saturday Town’ will be a photography series by award winning photographer, Casey Orr, who has been showcasing her work throughout the UK since 2013.
The exhibition will showcase young people's identity and individuality across...
The beginning of the end? What is the future of horse racing?
It’s that time of year again.
The World Greatest Steeplechase with three days of spectacle and athletic ability grace the hallowed ground of Aintree once again.
It’s an event that captures the attention of the wider public like no other.
However, despite...
Hillsborough solicitor to receive Freedom of Liverpool in celebration of achievements
A Liverpool solicitor will receive the city’s highest civic honour in a ceremony at the Town Hall this Friday to celebrate his achievements in championing social justice.
Elkan Abrahamson, director and head of major inquiries at the Broudie Jackson Canter,...
Plans to redevelop International Slavery Museum and Maritime Museum
National Museums Liverpool have shared plans to redevelop the International Slavery Museum and Maritime Museum.
Members of the public were invited to be a part of an open consultation on 4th April to hear the Museums proposed changes.
The designs reveal...
Family of woman who died in M6 collision pay tribute to ‘loving grandmother to...
The family of a woman who died in a collision on the M6 motorway have paid tribute to the loving grand-mother to be in a statement released this morning.
At around 12.15am yesterday Cheshire Police responded to reports of concern...
Liverpool City Council ordered to name councillors summoned to court over non-payment of council...
Liverpool City Council have been ordered to release the names of two elected councillors who were summoned to court over non-payment of council tax.
Following a Freedom of Information (FOI) request by the Liverpool Echo, two councillors were revealed...
Sefton Labour councillors quit claiming “I don’t recognise the party I joined”
The Labour party no longer represents the interest of working people, claims one Sefton councillor following protest resignations from the party.
Cllr Natasha Carlin of Blundellsands and Cllr Sean Halsall of Kew Ward have both left the Labour party expressing...
